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The way I see it ... Skill |
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Written by Geordie van der Nest
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Saturday, 22 March 2008 12:16 |
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| The way I see it ... |
AFTER A GOLF MATCH that he did not win, in part due to a minor injury that adversely affected his game, golfer Tiger Woods was asked by a TV interviewer if he would go “rest up” for a few days. Although he had completed the tournament round only minutes before,Woods responded by detailing his plan to practise certain shots that very afternoon, then fly the following morning to the site of the next tournament, acclimatize himself, do more drills, and play practice rounds. Exchange links with sites similar — In fact he didn’t seem to even hear — the broadcaster’s implication that he might take even the briefest break from his in-season routine. No one is born with skill to do anything. People may have special aptitudes — some things may come to them relatively easily — but in order to excel, they still must practicse. This is true in all callings, whether you’re a leader of industry, a golfer, a parent, or a rock-band drummer. The most skilful are those who practise
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Last Updated on Saturday, 22 March 2008 17:35 |