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mgranato said:
Why must there always be one?

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Smart girl... she's using a scientifically efficient floatation device ... while everybody else is desperately treading water.
 
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That may be true, but I'm no coward. Pick anyone on this forum to play or teach against and I will back THEM.

You are a sad old man.

Then again, this is the Internet. You could just be a confused, misguided young lady.
 
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ekennedy said:
That may be true, but I'm no coward. Pick anyone on this forum to play or teach against and I will back THEM.

You are a sad old man.

Then again, this is the Internet. You could just be a confused, misguided young lady.
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Since you ask... I would pick... to play NOT to teach against .... Brian .....:eek:

As for you being a 'coward', I would argue you are a scientific coward and an insecure feel wuss.
 
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SteveT said:
Well, Chris... can you prove I have "a lack of understanding of the human body".. or are you just trying to justify what you are saying next with your bullshit preamble? As for your suggestion that I "crack open a university level anatomy and phsiology book", perhaps you could first apprise us with your own qualifications before you attack me with your specious comments.

All I have said is that high speed and low speed human motion uses different neuro-muscular pathways, and on that basis, I question the "drill". Can you contradict that statement based on your supposed knowledge of human perception and motor control?

BTW... "proprioception" is much more than "feel" which is only a feedback sensation. Perhaps you can inform us how "proprioception" is "integrated" into the golfswing. I have my doubts about you ....
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SteveT I have over 15 years experience in injury rehab, with the same time with my head buried in the same books I recommended you to read. What's yours????????

As for your BS about different neuro-muscular pathways for high and low speed movement, if you had actually read the books I recommended you would know they have the same pathway, the interaction in the brain is a little different but that is a different discussion to what you proposed.

Christopher
 
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ekennedy said:
That may be true, but I'm no coward. Pick anyone on this forum to play or teach against and I will back THEM.

You are a sad old man.

Then again, this is the Internet. You could just be a confused, misguided young lady.
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Not anyone. I think I'm officially the worst player on this site. We'd both be embarrassed...
 
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SteveT I have over 15 years experience in injury rehab, with the same time with my head buried in the same books I recommended you to read. What's yours????????

As for your BS about different neuro-muscular pathways for high and low speed movement, if you had actually read the books I recommended you would know they have the same pathway, the interaction in the brain is a little different but that is a different discussion to what you proposed.
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Injury rehab does not qualify you for golfswing motor control determination. As for my 'books', I depend on these post-graduate level texts:

Motor Control and Learning -- Richard A. Schmidt
Neuromechanical Basis of Kinesiology -- Roger M. Enoka

It's that "different discussion" you avoid. Stick with 'feel' if that keeps you happy.
 
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Guys I have just discovered a great feature, if there is someone that never contributes anything worth while on the forum but keeps posting, they can be added to an ignore list. Now I can read only the forum posts of the sensible people.

Christopher
 
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SteveT

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ReefBoy said:
Guys I have just discovered a great feature, if there is someone that never contributes anything worth while on the forum but keeps posting, they can be added to an ignore list. Now I can read only the forum posts of the sensible people.

Christopher
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Christopher is only a masseur... and his brainlet is blown to the point he must use the ignore button. So much for that .... science beats bs... again.
 
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Lindsey Newman

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Even Rudolph found solace on the island of the misfits. There is a place and or websites that everyone can find a home.
 
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OLIVER1

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Lindsey Newman said:
Even Rudolph found solace on the island of the misfits. There is a place and or websites that everyone can find a home.
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Yes, but SteveT's incorrigible nonsense is etched indelibly into the fabric of this place: This IS his home. It's always fun to have a meander through the silly garden once in a while, and with Steve as our tour guide how can we possibly go wrong?
 
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Brian Manzella said:
SteveT is in the penalty box.



Sorry folks.
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Good move Brian. I am not a shrink but I am bipolar and I sensed the onset and acceleration of a manic episode with behaviour similar to the last time he spun out of control (BTW I am not joking or taking a shot at Steve). Course I could be completely wrong but there was definite change in his posts over the time he has been back here. {{{chill}}} Steve.
 
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ReefBoy said:
SteveT I have over 15 years experience in injury rehab, with the same time with my head buried in the same books I recommended you to read. What's yours????????

As for your BS about different neuro-muscular pathways for high and low speed movement, if you had actually read the books I recommended you would know they have the same pathway, the interaction in the brain is a little different but that is a different discussion to what you proposed.

Christopher
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Are they both controlled by the cerebellum? The motor skills?

BTW hooray for the science behind forum administration! :D
 
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ReefBoy

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Yes they are but the difference is slow movements can be more influenced by conscious control then fast ones. A good example is it is generally easier to control your early backswing movements then your downswing. As far as the transmission to the muscle from the brain goes, it involves 2 neurons, one in the brain and spinal cord and another connecting the motor unit of the muscle to the spinal cord.

Christopher
 
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