Oh, the golf swing.
I have always had a problem with getting my shoulders parallel to the target and the club square at address. My tendency is to press forward with a strong grip, which leaves either my shoulders or the club at an angle.
Luke showed me his address today, and I compared it with mine but couldn't see how he could be parallel and square.
Outside to the mat and I lucked into bringing my hands closer to the body. This weakened the grip without it feeling weaker, and got everything square.
I haven't tried it on the range yet, but everything feels very comfortable.
Saturday, September 8, 2012
Wednesday, September 5, 2012
Recursive
I look and understand a lot of systems through what is known in the programming world as pseudo-code.
It's a great test. If it makes logical sense, then it can be done with some sweat. God is in the details.
One of the clever algorithms in programming is recursion, a routine that calls itself and calls itself and calls itself until some answer ends the cycle and returns: backs it up, backs it up, and backs it up, unraveling like a knitted sweater until we're out and ready to move on.
And so we're a mere $16,000,000,000,000 in debt and recursively spending on so much shit we don't need and have no business indulging in from a government perspective, what will we do when it all returns, backs up, and unravels?
It's a great test. If it makes logical sense, then it can be done with some sweat. God is in the details.
One of the clever algorithms in programming is recursion, a routine that calls itself and calls itself and calls itself until some answer ends the cycle and returns: backs it up, backs it up, and backs it up, unraveling like a knitted sweater until we're out and ready to move on.
And so we're a mere $16,000,000,000,000 in debt and recursively spending on so much shit we don't need and have no business indulging in from a government perspective, what will we do when it all returns, backs up, and unravels?
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