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From the Song Piece of Work off the album License to Chill by Jimmy Buffett. Written by Will Kimbrough. Wicked, holy, full on fake Best known for my big mistake I'm Zen wise, peaceful, gone berserk Good god almighty I'm a piece of work I’ll take number two please. -
By flopster ·
Sorry for the confusion on my behalf, the tenodesis is correct and it was the labrum that had the partial tear. My range of motion is improving very well according to the therapist I'm going twice a week Tuesdays and Thursdays, pain is still there especially after exercises. I'm almost 2 years years from retirement and I think I may stay off work a little longer my job is in construction and to be honest I'm a little scared of re-injuring myself. -
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By Clemsonfan ·
Sones’ fitting device has your eyes directly over the ball. I have seen very few putters have success this way. If they use a line on the ball they often think it’s pointed left of target at setup, if they are right-handed. People who line up 6” inside the ball usually have a putter that is too long and likely haven’t had any instruction. From Golf Digest 2/2010, Scotty Cameron: You don't want your eyes directly over the ball at address. That's a myth. It causes you to align your eyes to the left, and consequently you take the putter back to the outside. Most people stand too far from the ball, which is worse: You naturally look too far to the right, the clubhead is too upright and aimed to the left and you take the putter back to the inside. The perfect setup is one where your eyes are one inch inside the target line when you look down, below the tops of your eyebrows. Access Denied
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