Doctor of Physical Therapy, Board Certified Orthopedic Specialist - Bozeman MT. Climb, Ski, Bike, Run. Fueled by good coffee, bourbon, and great friends.
@stevemagness@stevemagness I think you're spot on with your analysis. It's one thing to be able to produce a high level of force in isolation. It's another to be able to produce it quickly, in a variety of planes, and in unplanned scenarios (competition). Way more risk than reward for him imo
Show up
Work hard
Strive for consistency over perfection
Find joy in the activity itself
Go on the journey with friends
Play the long game, instead of chasing short term results
Do that and you'll end up pretty dang good at whatever it is you are doing.
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