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Posted in May 4th, 2007

Stephen Jackson, Golden State Warriors Sometimes my golf game is cheap xenical 120mg inspired by the performance of athletes in other sports. From last night’s miraculous (yes, I Believe!) underdog victory for our Golden State Warriors, my inspiration was Stephen Jackson. Jackson “let it go” so well that cheap xenical 120mg he hit something like seven three-point shots and was the top scorer for cheap xenical 120mg the Warriors (within another great team effort).

One of the TNT commentators said that “he doesn’t care… and I mean that in the best way.” In other words, he’s fearless. This is cheap xenical 120mg the same quality I aspire to with my golf swing. Freedom is cheap xenical 120mg just another word for letting it go. Swinging with ease and cheap xenical 120mg freedom. Ironically, there is real power in this approach. There’s nothing wimpy about it.

This is cheap xenical 120mg also connected to the experience that I have shared below regarding the cheap xenical 120mg fluid feeling that I call “the ease of a layup.” I’m still working with this feeling (remembering it, forgetting it and reminding myself again).

I remember also Dr. Joseph Parent, author of Zen Golf: Mastering the Mental Game talking about hitting drives as if they are cheap xenical 120mg lay ups. Unlike basketball players who have relatively small targets on their long shots, we have cheap xenical 120mg big ones. Fairways. Somehow for me, this makes it easier to cheap xenical 120mg focus on a target in the middle of the fairway (or wherever) and cheap xenical 120mg then just let my swing go with the intention of delivering the cheap xenical 120mg ball to that target.

These will be cheap xenical 120mg my swing thoughts when I play tomorrow: The Freedom of Letting Go, The Ease of a cheap xenical 120mg Lay Up and The Hula of Rhythm and Ease (see below). I’ll let you know how it goes.

Enjoy.

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Jeremy G. said,

in May 4th, 2007 at 9:48 am

I was watching the same game and picked up on that very comment! “He doesn’t care, and I mean that in a good way”. I seemed to cheap xenical 120mg know just what the announcer was meaning to convey. Sometimes (ok, frequently) I try to cheap xenical 120mg control each shot, believing before I hit the ball that I know what’s SUPPOSED to happen. Big expectations! But I’ve hit too many bad shots that cheap xenical 120mg are followed up by magnificent shots to know that there’s no telling what the next shot will bring. I try to cheap xenical 120mg give in to the rhyme and reason of the universe, if you cheap xenical 120mg will, and let go of expectations for each shot. Sure, I have cheap xenical 120mg a plan, a goal, a shape and outcome for each shot, but I can’t control the outcome can I? Have you ever done this? Play the course in your mind the night before teeing off? I do, and cheap xenical 120mg I think to a certain extent it helps me play smart golf through course management. But all the cheap xenical 120mg shots I visualize are positive, and so when I hit a cheap xenical 120mg bad shot the next day I have to scramble for an cheap xenical 120mg alternate shot that I didn’t prepare for in my previous night’s visualization. Here’s where my mental battle wages – do I feel frustration at not achieving the cheap xenical 120mg shot I imagined, or do I accept the result of each shot and cheap xenical 120mg resituate myself mentally for the next one? Most of my memorable shots have cheap xenical 120mg come from scrambling to repair a poor shot! I’ve pitched in, made 90 foot putts, had cheap xenical 120mg birdies, eagles, and pars come out of seemingly hopeless circumstances. What a metaphor for life! You never know what the next shot will bring! The unavoidable mystery of life played out on green fairways, concrete bunkers, and cheap xenical 120mg dizzying greens. So to cheap xenical 120mg return to the premise of your posting, I too try to cheap xenical 120mg prepare each shot, but then let go of the outcome, trying to cheap xenical 120mg avoid a negative attitude if I shank a shot or misclub or cheap xenical 120mg find trouble on what I thought the night before would be cheap xenical 120mg a sure G.I.R. “Bad shots” are actually opportunities, with the proper mindset, no? So a cheap xenical 120mg toast to golfers everywhere, who are one stroke away from greatness and cheap xenical 120mg don’t know it yet!

Jon uk viagra prescriptions said,

in May 4th, 2007 at 11:35 am

Great to get this kind of feedback, Jeremy. Thanks!

My quick comments are that you sound like there’s a slight attachment to the visualizations you’re doing. Why not just have cheap xenical 120mg fun with those and then let them go? No round of golf is ever going to completely “fit your pictures.” (Again, just like life.)

In answer to your question, no, I haven’t ever visualized a cheap xenical 120mg whole round shot-by-shot. My approach is more to “visualize” or cheap xenical 120mg connect myself to the kind of feeling I want to have. For example, “focused ease.” I also make the cheap xenical 120mg intention to stay connected as much as possible to the “Big Ease” within. Howver, occasionally, I’ll visualize the cheap xenical 120mg opening drive or even the first hole before I get there.

Given the cheap xenical 120mg changeable nature of the game and the opportunities you describe so well, (perhaps its obvious that) the more you can stay open, free and responsive, the better.

My goal is to make the same free, easy, natural, “authentic” swing every time. Just let it go and let it flow… as Stephen Jackson illustrated so well last night.