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Geno's Epiphany: Perche e Cosi (Because it is)
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[QUOTE="MD#12Fan, post: 4500297, member: 8636"] Phenomenal post! I’d like to chisel it in stone. Maybe at the root of why humans have forever competed in athletics is more about the aesthetics, or the beauty in the movements than the winning and losing. I guess the gist of this post has to do with what you do as a performer or coach with the information you get. How about a mishit golf shot that ends up ideal. How long does the player focus on the intricate fundamentals of the swing? Does it affect the next shot? Does it eventually make the game not fun. Or do you just hit it, chase it, and enjoy the walk. [/QUOTE]
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