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Old 07-15-2007, 10:12 PM
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Originally Posted by 12 piece bucket View Post
NOT SO FAST BUSTER . . . Don't run yet!!!! Relate this to golf . . . what about aiming point and taking the hands down plane? Do we just see and the hands go? I like where you're going but don't be a tease . . .
I think HB answered how it relates to golf in his post above. Read for example about the five programming routines in Chapter 14.

Need more? Still some doubts about the yellow book? Ok, I'll give it a shot.

So: At some point we need to hand it over to non-emotional execution.

The English word I was searching for is cerebellum , i.e.
Originally Posted by Wikipedia
a region of the brain that plays an important role in the integration of sensory perception and motor output
Someone might comment that a little extra thinking about how we can help the cerebellum can not hurt, even though it seems to be in conflict with 14-0.

Originally Posted by Hennybogan View Post
Once you have the motion deeply ingrained, you can interfere with the execution by trying to control it consciously.
Even though all that sounds good, one question may remain. WHY? Why will conscious thoughts hurt?

Here's something. It may or may not be scientifically proved, but it sounds good (at least to me) and may be enough as a motivation for why we should leave it to the cerebellum, the Computer, the brain or whatever god-like function there is that does it:

Using the brain to outsmart the cerebellum would probably cause a distribution of fresh blood to other parts of the brain, leaving the cerebellum with less. Less blood to the cerebellum will not help it. So it seems perfectly logical to - during the shot - if anything - focus on shutting down all conscious brain activity while flooding the cerebellum with read hot steaming oxygen filled blood.



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