Benches are important.
This is, and will be an ongoing process of learning for me, as I establish new neuropathways between the right hemisphere of my brain and the left.
I’m committing new physical actions to muscle memory so that they can be recorded by my brain in a mapping (of proprioception) sequencing.
Yeah, OR, you could simply say that:
I’m aware that I’m learning to skate; remembering just how I did it; by repeating actions until they become second nature and I no longer need to think about what I am doing.
I started by practicing how to get on and off my board.
Then, I practiced stopping.
It seemed to me that figuring out how I should be stopping properly was going to be a critical skill to learn and perfect.
Then, I thought that I would take a wee look-see at one of my local skate parks.
Looks innocent enough, I thought.
It’s looking a little more serious the closer and higher that I climbed.
Nobody panic. It’ll be a bit before I try a rail....if ever.
I’m really just interested in learning to carve well, at the moment.
See What I See:
Incoming!
and hear...
The scream and commotion of an Osprey is very distinct. They’re a large bird of prey which usually announce their arrival to their fledglings so that they will know that lunch is being delivered.
In other news, I sold my shop...retirement has been set for July 25th, 2019.
after that, I’m planning to carve my way, all the way to the un-bank.