Family guy and web developer
A slightly biased article towards cyclists that points the finger at the motor industry to blame for what they call crazy helmet laws. I disagree.
I wear a helmet not because I'm afraid a car hits me. If I fall off my bike at speed due to a car, pedestrian or even a pothole, then I stand a better chance of walking away from the fall.
Put it this way, would you take a chance with your kids not wearing a helmet when they're cycling?
Journalong has fallen by the way side for some time now. Think it’s time to call it a day and focus on something else.
In other news, I messed about with an Apple Watch yesterday. I’m still not sold on it.
I must find a way to put in a 2 hour bike ride at night that doesn’t keep me awake for hours after it. 2am I think I finally fell asleep at.
via FGGT
Feels like you’re admitting defeat when pull the plug on something you created.
The message is clear. Exercise often. It's just one aspect of clean living.
Best. Trailer. Ever.
“We’ve always spoken about the principle of association since he was young and playing in bigger stage events,” McCormick said. This means paying attention to the good shots of others to increase the likelihood you’ll hit a good shot. “We’ve also worked on building an ‘imagery reel’ of his past successes to draw back on to amplify his confidence.” Again, the idea is the act of remembering a good shot can actually trigger your motor skills to fire the same way.
— Spieth's instructor since age 12 knew he had something special by Golf Digest
Seth lays out five steps to digital hygiene.