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Rbk Hockey Practice
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Practice, Practice...
Smiling As a Practice
"In the exercise 'Breathing In, I Smile', you may ask: Why should I smile, when there is no joy in me? The answer to that is: Smiling is a practice. There are over three hundred muscles in your face. When you are angry or fearful, these muscles tense up. The tension in these muscles creates a feeling of hardness. If you know how to breathe in and produce a smile, however, the tension will disappear -- it is what I call 'mouth yoga.' Make smiling an exercise. Just breathe in and smile -- the tension will disappear and you will feel much better." -- Thich Nhat Hanh, in 'Be Free Where You Are'
Today I practiced my breathing and smiling, while floating on a favorite raft back home in Zweet. Before I logged off, I captured a quick screen shot on low graphics settings (as my connection was being too temperamental to allow for higher graphics settings this afternoon).
Later in the evening, I practiced again -- this time with PS, to see what kind of an image I might potentially pull out of that low quality shot. This was an extremely challenging project, and the resulting image is likely only meaningful to me personally (because I so genuinely enjoy that location)... but the practice is what was important.
Location: Zweet ZurroundingZ, Etana
a target
this is me getting ready for the first shift of my wednesday morning beating.
over the years i've come to realize that guys don't want a goaltender... they want a target... a moving piece of meat to wire shots at and turn inside out with their practiced moves.
but, that doesn't bother me... goaltenders prize bruises and pain like some athletes do a trophy or medal.
no other player knows the staggering high of picking a puck out of the air, stopping a sure goal. no other player knows the lows of letting an entire team down. make the easy saves look difficult... make the difficult saves look easy.
in the dresssing room, they say we're "flakey"... they say we're "wierd" or "different" because we'll willingly stand in front of a frozen piece of rubber travelling in excess of 60 to 100 miles per hour. that's our job... our purpose...
I say, it's wednesday morning, and my motto is "Play Hurt"... bring that shit on!
See also:
reebok 9k hockey stick
hockey foosball table
eagle hockey goalie
world junior hockey players
western canadian bantam hockey championship
field hockey stick size chart
all star hockey games
internet hockey