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My own break 100 90 80 around the green 🧵
Break 100
-Use putter whenever possible. 56 degree if not.
-For the bump and run with 56
Feet together. Feet about 1ft from the ball.
Hands ahead of the ball and feel like it’s the body doing all the work. No hands no wrist.
-Don’t worry about getting it super close. Focus on good contact. (For good contact hands have to stay ahead and head to stay tall)
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“Nobody ever died of discomfort, yet living in the name of comfort has killed more ideas, more opportunities, more actions, and more growth than everything else combined.” - T. Harv Eker
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Every thought you have carries an Electric Frequency (mV or Hz). The higher this is (negative), the higher the probability of a neuromuscular disruption in sequence and applied force. Your thoughts ARE your golf swing/stroke.
#yourbrainswingseveryclub
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Underrated life skill: The ability to reset fast. You're allowed to start over at 10am, 2pm, or 6:30 at night. Zero reason to let one bad hour carry into the rest of your day. You can’t control what hits you. But you can control how long you sit in it.
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We were made to make a difference, to add value, and to be the solution someone is seeking.
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Don’t numb out your fear. Engage it. Learn from it. Fight through it.
Froglogic
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When a challenge arises, see it as an opportunity to grow. It’s not about proving yourself—it’s about learning and improving with every experience. Every small step forward counts.
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"Excellence is the gradual result of always striving to do better."
- Pat Riley
Incredibly excited about this upgrade for our programs! #GBR
Happy #FacilityFriday as the vision becomes a bit clearer for both @HuskerMGolf and @HuskerWGolf with 50% CDs in review from @PBKArchitects
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Things are heating up on #GlowBigRed!
@Huskers 𝗧𝗲𝗮𝗺 𝗖𝗵𝗮𝗹𝗹𝗲𝗻𝗴𝗲!
🥇@HuskerMGolf
🥈@HuskerVB
🥉@HuskerSoftball
#GBR 🔴🌽⚪️
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Rally behind women's golf and help us #GlowBigRed!
From noon today until noon tomorrow - the top 3 Husker teams with the most individual donors during Glow Big Red will receive a one-time gift toward their team’s Excellence Fund for next season!
Support below & Go Big Red!
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The elimination of adversity is not a mental strength strategy. Having skills to overcome them is.
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PARENTS: Don't build your happiness around your kid’s athletic performance. If you get in a bad mood because they played bad, take a break from the game. Your kid needs to have tough performances to learn, not have great performances to make you feel good.
🗣️ @DrBhrettMcCabe
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Certain behaviors multiply and accelerate the more you do them: like excuses, enthusiasm, or discipline.
Just once opens the door and makes it easier to walk through.
Thanks for the spark @Lane_Kiffin.
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"Suffering is a moment of clarity, when you can no longer deny the truth of a situation and are forced into uncomfortable change. I’m lucky that I didn’t get everything I wanted in my life, or I’d be happy with my first good job, my college sweetheart, my college town. Being poor when young led to making money when old. Losing faith in my bosses and elders made me independent and an adult. Almost getting into the wrong marriage helped me recognize and enter the right one. Falling sick made me focus on my health. It goes on and on. Inside suffering is the seed of change."
— @naval in Tribe of Mentors (tim.blog/books)
