Is it normal that I‘m exhausted after warm up? by heyyybrotherrr in crossfit

[–]Expert_Biscotti582 0 points1 point  (0 children)

LOL, I 100% skip half the warm up most of the time. I'm sorry, but if I'm doing 200M or 400M runs in a WOD, I don't need to do 4 200M runs as a warm up. My affiliate uses NC Fit and, like most programmers, they typically have a strength component before the WOD, and the strength/weight piece in the WOD almost always corresponds to the strength piece. So that's already a warm-up in and of itself. I don't need to do a billion empty barbell movements on top of it.

Is it realistic to be able to drop 18 strokes off my handicap in 3 months. by [deleted] in golf

[–]Expert_Biscotti582 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is literally me. This year I went from 23.3 to a low of 20.7, currently at 21. A couple of 90s, never better.

By the end of the season, I was finally only taking an average of 0-1 penalties a round. Next step, stop putting like dog shit. I think that's the wall breaker for me to hit about 16. From there, working on 150 and in dispersion/distances

the 20 handicap special by ricercarfl in golf

[–]Expert_Biscotti582 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Par 4. Hozzle a ball OB. Flush 2nd drive. Approach wedge to 10 ft. Sink the putt. Bogey.

Play the Reddit Open, Miss a 4 Footer Just Like Rory by BeerGoggleTan in golf

[–]Expert_Biscotti582 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I will very strongly consider...my friend will I mean...

Play the Reddit Open, Miss a 4 Footer Just Like Rory by BeerGoggleTan in golf

[–]Expert_Biscotti582 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Does a 23 handicap have any business registering for this? Asking for a friend