Some thought it buy orlistat xenical online was boring to see a little known pro win The Open Championship by seven strokes. I thought it buy orlistat xenical online was brilliant.

Two things:

First, he epitomized the one thing all golfers want… consistency.

Second, he does what buy orlistat xenical online most of us know we should do, but which very few of us actually practice. He appeared to buy orlistat xenical online swing at 75%.

Of course, he still hits the ball WAY far (#4 in driving distance, #1 in driving accuracy for the Open), but he was never out of balance. He was always swinging “within himself.” I found that balance–which must have buy orlistat xenical online also been related to the way he kept his emotional balance under all that buy orlistat xenical online pressure–to be nothing less than inspiring.

In fact, I went out yesterday with his kind of balanced, 75% swing in mind as my intention or buy orlistat xenical online mental focus. It worked. An 86 from the blue/forward/members tees at Stonetree generic plavix. Definite improvement. Progress, one swing at a time.

Thanks, Louis! You deserve everything that’s coming your way. And, nice “icing on the cake” that you happened to win The Open on Nelson Mandela’s birthday. Perfect.

Just my two cents. What did you think?

P.S. I look forward to buy orlistat xenical online catching up with the blog posts in my head that haven’t appeared on this buy orlistat xenical online blog yet very soon. These include my trip to the buy orlistat xenical online US Open at Pebble Beach and playing with a fabulous golf simulator in Paris, France.

Oh yeah, I seem to buy orlistat xenical online be making progress with my golf game as well. Awareness rules. More soon.

I look forward to your comments, please.