Aug
06
2008

Life in the Rough 2.0

Posted by Double Eagle in Miscellaneous - 9 Comments

The original design for Life in the Rough has served me well, but it’s time to move on.  Starting on or near Monday, you’ll notice a new look here.

The old design was excellent but it presented limitations, the biggest of which is, its width was designed to accommodate users with 800×600 screen resolution.   Since that represents about 5% of the readers, I felt it was time to widen it some to permit less scrolling for my epic, long-winded, wordy [...]

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Aug
05
2008

My Max Golf Workout Experience

Posted by Double Eagle in Fitness, My Progress - 4 Comments

Recently, I’ve been telling you all about the Max Golf Workout.  If you checked out my interview with author John Little, then you heard a lot about my experience already.

To briefly summarize the Max Contraction system (on which the Max Golf Workout is based), it is characterized by these two main points:

Loading a muscle with maximal weight for a brief period in a fully-contracted position until 100% of its energy is drained.
Longer recovery times spanning from 7-14 days between workouts, [...]

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Aug
02
2008

My Latest Shot at the 100-Putt Drill

Posted by Double Eagle in Putting Tips - 3 Comments

One of the best ways work on short putts is the 100-putt drill.  It basically consists of putting a ring of balls around a hole, with each one about three feet out (approximately a putter length).  Simply start putting until you make 100 in a row.  It’s much more difficult than it sounds.

Not only is it a test of the mechanics of the putting stroke, but it’s also a test of concentration.  Staying properly focused on 100 short putts in [...]

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  • Random Tip

  • Do You Break Enough Tees?
  • That was the question I asked myself on Sunday when I managed to get out for 9 holes. My own answer was “no”. I guess I should really revise that question. If you don’t break tees, do you at least knock them over or out of the ground?

    One of the nuggets of wisdom that Harvey Penick shared in his Little Red Book was “clip the tee“. I’ve mentioned that one before and it’s one of [...]

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