Evidence-Based Strategies to Improve Faster (based on motor learning research)
- By ky4some
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Great video!
Logan pass is awesome! Those folks get snow for 9.5 months of the year. It always amazed me that at the top of Logan pass it is still nearly 2000' lower than where I live. It has been years since I have been there, also on the bucket list.i drove to red lodge in late may or early june one year just after the day they opened the bear tooth hiway. for miles on end it was narrow two lane with snow cut out 15 feet high on both sides of you kind of scary. but beautiful when it opened up in the flatter areas.
one of the best drives when the snow is gone. that and going to sun road over glacier n.p. along with the ice field hiway above jasper.
Thanks. I watched it frame-by-frame and it looks like his hand has not yet moved back on the butt at the instant the stick hits the ball. The stick has not yet started to slide forward in his hand. (It would be clearer from a side view.) If that is true, the idea of throwing the cue for a straighter stroke is, well, not consistent with reality.Hit the [CC] logo on the bottom right hand side and you can choose English subtitles.
You nailed it.must be vail to have all that equipment as they are about that largest in area like 5or 6 thousand acres. and got the money to do that. and get around 300 or more inches a year. there are a bunch of smaller ones in funny places that get almost double that.
the pacific northwest has gotten good snow so far this year.