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	  Torrence is the best news out of week oneMiyagi-Do Karate replied to Shaw66's topic in The Stadium Wall I don’t know enough about Shell, but the fact that he has a lot of starts under his belt is maybe promising. I think Brown is just way too raw to rely on.
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	in the same way Kevin Durant had a “calf strain” right before tearing his Achilles. I dealt with really bad Achilles issues for a while due to bball. The only way I got over them was to basically shut down all sports for months. I can’t imagine being a professional athlete and having to deal with it though. It’s got to be so much more higher risk for a rupture. They need to be really careful with him.
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	  Training camp 7/27 9:45 AMMiyagi-Do Karate replied to WhitewalkerInPhilly's topic in The Stadium Wall this “screen work” is going to die in training camp, like it does every year.
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	  Training Camp opens today! 2023 Season is upon us!Miyagi-Do Karate replied to Chandler#81's topic in The Stadium Wall Any updates about Torrance? Really hope he gets into that starting lineup.
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	This is really getting out of hand with these young athletes. These D-1 colleges need to do regular heart monitoring of their student athletes. https://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/story/_/id/38068148/bronny-james-stable-icu-following-cardiac-arrest
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	This was the lake I went to growing up. Great memories of sailing on it, and going to camp on it. And of course spotting Danny Wegman’s mansion!!! get some grape pie too!!
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	  Can you see the post office becoming extinct?Miyagi-Do Karate replied to Another Fan's topic in Off the Wall good point. I do think they fall behind even their modest projections though. But one would think congress could set them up a little better to succeed; should be able to at least break even when private companies like UPS and fed ex turn nice profits.
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	My prior post should be in a grammar book!
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	Don’t worry. He will be back with us!
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	sounds awful And traumatic and glad you survived! I see this all the time on the lake where we have a place. I think people think that because they are on water, it is safer. my SIL has a place on a lake and these two teenage brothers would go like 70 MPH, zipping in and out of other boats, and almost hit their boat. She complained to the parents and to no avail. Same brothers hit a tree going over 100 MPH in a car that same winter and died.
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	Looks like jet ski accident. We have a jet ski and like to think we are pretty responsible. I get so sick though of seeing other jet skiers flying around each other— super dangerous. Seems like that’s what happened— probably a buddy of his got too close and hit him. Ruined his career.
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	Agreed. I love my Taylor made irons. I have Taylor Made M4s, plus the M4 driver. Love them all. Used to have a Ping G-20 driver, which was also great. Got it used and was probably my favorite driver.
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	I am just sort of curious who the audience is for Barbie. It doesn’t seem to really fit any major demographic of movie goer.
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	  Can you see the post office becoming extinct?Miyagi-Do Karate replied to Another Fan's topic in Off the Wall the post office is so poorly run. It loses literally billions of dollars each year.
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	Will root for him. But I don’t think his body will hold up for a full season.
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	  For those still upset we didn’t trade up for Jordan Addison…Miyagi-Do Karate replied to DJB's topic in The Stadium Wall Stuff like this really gets me mad. Just totally reckless; how easy it would have been to have killed someone.
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	honestly, that is lame by the ranger. That’s not like Pebble Beach. If you were really that slow, he could have asked you to just speed it up/pick up your ball on certain shots, etc.
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	  The Playcallers - A podcast that you need to hearMiyagi-Do Karate replied to ChevyVanMiller's topic in The Stadium Wall They really need to introduce each speaker before they speak. It gets confusing.
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	i hear you. 9 is too few for me. But like 12 or 13 is perfect!
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	Let me try one more time! 😁 I think you actually would really like golf based on what you said, and depending on your mindset. For me, it’s no different than walking and enjoying nature. That’s why I love walking the course and doing it early morning. It’s basically walking and enjoying the outdoors, along with the challenges of golfing. I sort of use it too as a way to vary my exercise. I play pickup bball three times per week, as my main exercise. But if I can golf once and play tennis another time (and maybe throw in yoga and a bike ride here or there), it’s just a nice variety. okay— have I convinced you?!
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	Yeah, if I can shoot like a 90-95, that is a great round for me. But I am happy anywhere in the 90s. I hear you on the family obligations. To take that into account, I normally play only 9, and try to do it on weekday mornings before work (like around 6:30 am). Or if on a weekend, then like at 6 PM. Can’t waste 4+ hours in the middle of a weekend day. what is amazing about golf though is the mechanics of the game and how varied it is. You have to have great mechanics and even understand a lot of the science behind it. But then you have to develop so many types of skills, like touch around the green, but power elsewhere. And one of the reasons I walk when I play (most of the time) is for the exercise. I walk some hilly courses with my heart rate monitor on. Walking 9 on a hilly course is like over 4 Miles and I can burn between 800-1000 calories. So you can exert yourself, if you want.

 
         
					
						 
					
						 
					
						