u/Ok_Technician_2091

I'm baffled by some of the reviews. It should have been a 9 minimum. Genuinely one of the most engaging impressive well thought out level design and just plain trippy and weird in the best possible way.

GOTY

I'm going through quite a dramatic swing change. Inside takeaway, removing my over the top move - caused by former and stopping selling 90 chicken wings to KFC after every round.

Has anyone got any advice on how to practice - 45 min session 4x a week. I've explained to my wife my swing is more important than my marriage and TBH I think she likes me being permanently out the house.

I've been down a billion YouTube rabbit holes. All Contradictory.

So how would you rank
- super slow motion swings + rehersals, say 10 yard chips with a full swing
- moving to a new position and stop, then to the next and stop then say a 50% swing (I find slowing down very very hard) but reaching better positions easy.
- using a training aid such as the swing plate to actively prevent / feedback old patterns, or ball between arms etc
- dry swings at home with a tool like the Skilz Power Position trainer (I do not work for or have shares in Skilz)

I don't want to have to find a new wife and still have my old swing. Feels like a lose lose situation.

Any help with how to structure a session would be hugely hugely appreciated.

Thanks!

I’ve been taking diazepam in fits and spats for 2 years. It’s not prescribed. Typically I’ll do a few months ‘on’, say 20mg a night 3 x a week then doses of 10mg or even 5. Some nights none as the residual effect from the night before means I am drowsy enough to sleep.

I quit for 4 months this year and had no issues, other than sleep. Tired but wired, no anxiety just feeling like my brain is super alert

I got into taking them as I’m quite an anxious person and it was love at first dose for me, then to help me sleep after long runs where I felt too wired to sleep - my brain would say you’ve done a healthy thing today, you deserve ‘a treat’.

I’ve just done 9 days without during one of my on months. I’ve had enough I’m getting scared I’ll get a full dependency - I’m psychologically addicted to diazepam, but not sure I’m physically addicted yet.

The insomnia is so hard for me to function with work. I’m up all night worrying I’ve not actually started withdrawing yet, which fuels my insomnia as my mind is racing I’m going to have to go on a program etc. I’ve got more available to me and am so tempted to redose.

If I’ve done 9 days with just insomnia diazepam free, do you think this is as bad as it’s going to get? I just need to ride it out? Or could I just be starting the withdrawal process? This is what’s obsessing my mind at the moment, I’m super worried that I should taper otherwise I’ll have a seizure

Obviously a taper is advisable, but anecdotally has anyone withdrawn that’s really amped up after 10 days?
If I can quell these thoughts and worries and then just ride out the insomnia I swear man I’m never touching anything remotely gabagenic again

I’ve been taking 20mg of diazepam 4 days a week to treat awful insomnia for 2 months. I just managed a week without any. No effects other than rebound insomnia - manageable, no shakes or anxiety

Tonight having had a very stressful day I took my remaining 20mg. My sleep was recovering I took it because I can’t get to sleep.

Feel like I’ve relapsed and am back to square one

Disappointed and fearful this will put me back significantly., 7 more days of 2 hour sleep a night. Plus seizure risk. I’ve been worrying about.

Any advice would be much appreciate. Diazepam is my go to drug during stress and insomnia. I have none left now so the temptation is gone

I've been going through a particular stressful period in my life - divorce, to help me sleep I've been taking 30mg a diazepam for 14 days. I've had a 3 day break in that period.

I'm a former alcoholic so my usual crutch for sleep - wine, is strictly off limits.

I acquired these drugs in Thailand years ago and brought them through so they are illegal.

I've been reading about the dangers of this so want to stop. Id consider myself very fit I run many KMs a week and lift if this is at all relevant.

I have prescribed propanalol for anxiety to help with rebound anxiety.

How likely would it be for me to have seizures at this dose / frequency if I cold turkey? I've got 20 left so could taper slowly over 20 days.

I'm worried. I feel like I can't consult a doctor because i got those drugs in a different country. And I don't want anything going on my medical record due to my upcoming divorce.

Any advice would be appreciated

Thank you in advance.

I can’t seem to get away from throwing my right shoulder out. Hitting balls with my right arm only gets me slotting the club nicely but obviously I can’t play golf like this.

I’ve seen pros practicing this on the range.

Has anyone had any success with translating this into a full swing? Would you alternate right and left arm drills, also it’s not great on driving range mats for your forearms 🥴

Hi, a good friend of mine recently hit her 5 year breast cancer free milestone. I’d like to buy her a thoughtful gift.

Obviously cancer is a very personal and difficult journey, fortunately I have not experienced this yet. So I’m not really sure what she’d appreciate, if anything.

Any help would be much appreciated.