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I think all players should be eligible immediately when they transfer, regardless of the reason.

So I went to Dicks on my lunch and hit a few. Hit the Ping G400, Taylormade M2 and M4. I hit the M2 better than the other two and the Ping was 3rd of the three. I was catching the M4 low on the face but the ones I hit right ended up pretty similar to the M2. I was just more consistent with the M2. I tried a stiff and regular flex shaft in both the G400 and M4 however they only had a regular flex in the M2.

Thanks my man. I'll check out the pings.

Get better? :lol2: Seriously, looking for something more forgiving. I currently have a set of Mizuno and you pay for mi***Word Filter Violation - Edit Your Post******Word Filter Violation - Edit Your Post******Word Filter Violation - Edit Your Post******Word Filter Violation - Edit Your Post***s.

My wife and I finished it a couple of weeks ago. We enjoyed it and will check out the second season when it comes out.

Thinking about getting new irons this year. I'm leaning towards the Callaway Steelhead XR's but getting tough to find since they are last years models. I'm going to have to make a decision or move on to a different option. Anyone play these irons? If so what are your thoughts?

I've read good reviews on one made by Brio. I use a full size pair of clippers for length but an old pair of small Wahl trimmers for edging. If they crap out I will likely buy the Brio for edging and shaping.

Do they play in the yum as well?

Easton bought Beman back in the 90's I believe but wasn't sure if they made them in the same factory.

Do you know if Bemen still makes Cabelas arrows? I believe Carbon Express makes Bass Pros and didn’t know if anything changed when BPS bought Cabelas.

I’ll be interested in seeing how you like it. I’ve thought about getting one but just not sure.

It would be better than nothing but in the grand scheme it's not doing much. The purpose of a stab is to make the bow hold on target better. Most bows are top heavy to start. Then we add sights and quivers to the top half of the bow and on one side (same side) which makes the bow more top heavy and also side heavy and really unbalanced. Good stabilizers have the ability to add weights to make them heavier and lighter. They also have the weights towards the end which really helps to bring the weight distribution into balance. A lot of guys (all target archers) add side bars to the side/rear on the opposite side from the sight and quiver. I see more and more doing this on hunting rigs because the newer bows seem to really be balanced funky. Put it this way, Levi Morgan who is one of the best target archers in the world runs a front and rear/side bar on his hunting bows. I'm guessing that dude knows more about it than 99% of population so there must be something to it.

I currently don't have one and to be honest it's probably been a mistake. I will be getting one this year and leaning towards a Bee Micro Hex in 8" or 10". IMO, 4" isn't long or heavy enough to do what a stab is designed to do so unless you are using it for vibration reduction only then it's pretty useless. I think most would be very surprised at how a proper stabilizer will change the way you shoot. It's one of those things that you don't realize what you were missing until you try it.

Currently shooting Carbon Express Mayhem. Thinking about getting new ones myself but not sure what yet.

Down side to a single pin sight is if you range the animal, adjust your sight, then it moves before you can shoot you will have to adjust again. Not a huge deal but just something else to worry about. The future is the new sights with built in range finders. Really expensive right now but would guess cost will come down in the future.

Henderson's Gleaner use to be a pretty good smaller town paper. When they were bought out years ago it went downhill quick. Today it's garbage. Anything that happens after about 8:00PM isn't even in the next day's edition. They print the paper in Louisville so the deadline is really early. They've reduced the size and content on top of that. You can't cut services, increasing pricing and expect people to keep paying.

A group of local guys opened one in Henderson last year. Seems to do really well. They have some solid beers.

Last night... Weightlifting Every 90 second for 15 minutes (10 sets) 1 Power Clean + 1 Split Jerk Build in weight each set, last set should be heavy Metcon For Time: 21-15-9 Shoulder-to-Overhead (115#/75#) Toes-to-Bar Rest 4 minutes then do... 12-9-6 Alternating Dumbbell Snatches (70/50) Chest-to-Bar Pull-Ups I scaled the weight to 95# on the S2O and 50# dumbbell on the snatches.

Last night... Metcon Against a 3-minute running clock: 30/20 Calorie Row or Ski-Erg Max Calorie Bike in Remaining Time Rest 2 minutes and repeat for TWO TOTAL SETS. When the running clock reaches 10:00... Against a 2-minute running clock: 20/15 Calorie Row or Ski-Erg Max Calorie Bike in Remaining Time Rest 90 seconds and repeat for THREE TOTAL SETS. When the running clock reaches 20:30... Against a 60-second running clock: 15/10 Calorie Row or Ski-Erg Max Calorie Bike in Remaining Time Rest 60 seconds and repeat for FOUR TOTAL SETS.

Haven’t done anything since Friday. Down 8 pounds over the last 3 weeks. Will be getting back in the gym this afternoon.

Good luck. The overhead lunges would get me.

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I mean, Brady wasn't lights out most of the game yesterday but still had 348 yds and went 30-46. If not for the really bad pick in the endzone he had a good day. Plus he was absolutely money on the last drive in regulation and in overtime. Yes, maybe he had an off day by Brady standards but to say he was bad is insane.

If you don't know that missed roughing the passer calls happen just about every game then you don't watch enough football. The fact you keep saying only Brady gets that call tells me I'm wasting my time discussing this with you.

I’m not even sure how to respond to this. Like I said the hate is real and apparently blinding