Sir sir is it something like:-
Fail
To
Prepare
I
Prepare
To
Fail
:?: :lol:
Delve deep into your subconscious ... and ask yourself 1 question.
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Started by Jan I Stenmark in Ski Technique 16-Nov-2007 - 18 Replies
Freezywater
reply to 'Delve deep into your subconscious ... and ask yourself 1 question.' posted Nov-2007
I would have got away with it if it wasn't for those pesky kids!
Freezywater
reply to 'Delve deep into your subconscious ... and ask yourself 1 question.' posted Nov-2007
Actually, the more I think about it, even if that's not what Jan meant then it is still very true and relevant to skiing.
I would have got away with it if it wasn't for those pesky kids!
Jan I Stenmark
reply to 'Delve deep into your subconscious ... and ask yourself 1 question.' posted Nov-2007
Freezy you win the teachers-pet point :)
The phrase I actually had in mind was:
Failing
To
Prepare
Is
Preparing
To
Fail
But yours kinda works to eh?
But who's gonna quibble ...
Actually Pavel probably as he tried SO hard but then also kinda failed, Oh well, there's always next time ;)
Happy phrasing :)
Jan
The phrase I actually had in mind was:
Failing
To
Prepare
Is
Preparing
To
Fail
But yours kinda works to eh?
But who's gonna quibble ...
Actually Pavel probably as he tried SO hard but then also kinda failed, Oh well, there's always next time ;)
Happy phrasing :)
Jan
Stigrace
reply to 'Delve deep into your subconscious ... and ask yourself 1 question.' posted Nov-2007
What is this term FAILURE?
I do not know what it does Jan!
I do not know what it does Jan!
Donza
reply to 'Delve deep into your subconscious ... and ask yourself 1 question.' posted Nov-2007
By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail.
You may delay, but time will not.
Coops2
reply to 'Delve deep into your subconscious ... and ask yourself 1 question.' posted Dec-2007
How about, For That Perfect Initial Pose, Turn Faster.
Pavelski
reply to 'Delve deep into your subconscious ... and ask yourself 1 question.' posted Dec-2007
One that I love and yes works is
Less is more speed.
Often we work too hard to go faster. If you just believe in your skis and let them "take the line" you just might go faster.
I see the same with recreational skiers. Doing so much physical effort, when less would allow the skis to find their "natural" turn radius.
Less is more speed.
Often we work too hard to go faster. If you just believe in your skis and let them "take the line" you just might go faster.
I see the same with recreational skiers. Doing so much physical effort, when less would allow the skis to find their "natural" turn radius.
Topic last updated on 04-December-2007 at 14:38