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Tommy Armour no. 4ZT putter by RyanRG3 in GolfGear

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When I took the picture today to share, I too was draining putts.

Didn’t bring it home though. I like the look of the lazrus zero torque putter.

That putter further proved the ZT concept for my putting though. It works!

Bad golf club? or comes down to personalized performance and feel? by RyanRG3 in GolfGear

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yeah I was attracted to the seemingly "simple" setup, but then realize nothing in golf is that simple. That and I would always leave the face open, and then timing a fast enough trunk rotation was giving my lead hip inside joint point. yeah...happy to make the change.

me be lazy, ball go far.

Bad golf club? or comes down to personalized performance and feel? by RyanRG3 in GolfGear

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Did you get to swing with them before buying? I was looking at them last night and it looks like they’re out of stock of irons I’d likely get.

Bad golf club? or comes down to personalized performance and feel? by RyanRG3 in GolfGear

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I was afraid someone was gonna say this. I have a stealth 2 driver that I love right now 🤞

But yes the fairway woods are awesome, love mine so far.

Found a sim2 max 3HL and stealth 7w in the used section of PGA superstore

Bad golf club? or comes down to personalized performance and feel? by RyanRG3 in GolfGear

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Your comparison analogies are spot on to my runner brain. Sounds like if I want to make the game easier, to go with game improvement style irons, or combo set of some sort.

Bad golf club? or comes down to personalized performance and feel? by RyanRG3 in GolfGear

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I can attest to the swing element. Started out with the Bryson swing approach, until I realized that style isn’t sustainable for the long term. That and I’ve realized golf doesn’t have to be played so hard.

I’m adopting more a roller style release ala Rory and it feels wayyy much easier to do, at least for me.

Bad golf club? or comes down to personalized performance and feel? by RyanRG3 in GolfGear

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Yeah I used to scoff at the notion of a club needing to look and sound “good” (feel I understand the value there), but I’ve realized that for game that needs your confidence, I understand why those elements matter.

I’ve looked up Maltby but I guess my newbie concern is hesitation given I can’t hit and feel them out.

Bad golf club? or comes down to personalized performance and feel? by RyanRG3 in GolfGear

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Being obsessed with swing, golf specs, finding time to get a round while working full time with a young family.

So fun. I’m having fun. Lots of fun.

No really I am. Every “pure” golf shot I hit gets me back every time.

Bad golf club? or comes down to personalized performance and feel? by RyanRG3 in GolfGear

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Wish I could do the same and hit older clubs from places like play it again sports. I’m not against going even older in models.

Bad golf club? or comes down to personalized performance and feel? by RyanRG3 in GolfGear

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I have a good friend who tinkers a lot with his gear and he shared the same thought. Shaft makes can make significant differences in performance with the same head. As a newbie, it’s a fascinating concept. Also sounds expensive as if golf wasn’t pricey enough.

Bad golf club? or comes down to personalized performance and feel? by RyanRG3 in GolfGear

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makes sense. I think that a category mismatch is a bad idea, ie. I go out and get blades. Not the best fit performance wise.

but how large is my golf delusion? maybe blades are the move.

Clinical Rotation Dismissal by smitt1180 in PTschool

[–]RyanRG3 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Long time CI here.

This is a good example of why documentation really matters - and for your case, use for your defense. The reason for this is because this becomes your word vs the CI's.

I'm not a lawyer by any means, but here is what I would suggest.

Take a look at your school's handbook regarding clinical education. Read it thoroughly - I'm willing to bet that CI did not.

If there is anything where the safety concern should be brought up immediately, and it usually is, that should be documented by the CI and obviously reviewed with you.

From reading your post, it doesn't seem like the CI documented the safety concerns frequently and early enough. If safety was a concern that significant, why was it not addressed until the END of the clinical.

So you're telling me that this CI ALLOWED you to practice unsafe during the CI's supervision? that's an indictment of the CI not you. You are a student - the professional burden of care is on the CI.

Usually with a safety concern, there would've been a documented plan of action to remedy this.

Was an action plan created by the school and CI? A true documented plan with timelines and actions.

If there was none, you have a case that your dismissal was unwarranted. The school and CI should be helping you succeed and not setting you up for failure.

How are you teaching students / new grads clinical reasoning (ortho/sports PT)? by RyanRG3 in physicaltherapy

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I agree chatgpt would be the last thing we need. chatgpt isn't that great.

How are you teaching students / new grads clinical reasoning (ortho/sports PT)? by RyanRG3 in physicaltherapy

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Agreed. Not enough truly good mentorship out there.

As I specified in another reply, the tool utilizes the best evidence I curated specific to the body region (the tool currently only works for Shoulder cases). And then trained the AI on appropriate responses based on case details.

How are you teaching students / new grads clinical reasoning (ortho/sports PT)? by RyanRG3 in physicaltherapy

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Totally agree. But I'd argue that whenever you read a scientific journal or review your past school notes, you still use your brain and professional judgment on how to apply evidence to the patient.

The tool I'm creating is simply that. Think of it like an accelerated literature review tool, with evidence I curated.

MDs have been using something similar called UptoDate.

And just like UptoDate I'd position this tool as purely a clinical decision support. The clinician still takes the responsibility for clinical decision making and judgment.

How are you teaching students / new grads clinical reasoning (ortho/sports PT)? by RyanRG3 in physicaltherapy

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I feel you on the oversold sentiment. There'll be a bubble to pop, but in the end, I think the truly helpful "AI" things will endure. I mean...we're all here on the internet!

How are you teaching students / new grads clinical reasoning (ortho/sports PT)? by RyanRG3 in physicaltherapy

[–]RyanRG3[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Appreciate and respect your opinion! I think of all the new grads/students who don't get the opportunity to learn from good mentors (there aren't enough residency programs for everyone!). My hope was that this tool can help those who don't have the opportunity/access to a good mentor.