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Message: [QUOTE="jncuse, post: 3191127, member: 1969"] I agree that sometimes change is not necessary. I guess I am the golf example guy. But I find many pro's that regress, are in the process of change things to try to get better. And what happens is the change puts you in a worst place. My two favourite gofers are prime exampes (Tiger Woods and MIke Weir). If you think of Tiger in the past 2 years, he finally got rid of a swing coach, and escaped the technical trap he was in -- just started to think less technically. He doesn't talk the "my Glutes were not firing" crap like he did a few years back. Mike Weir went to the stack and tilt, and then when he changed back found his swing was way different than before. People blamed injuries for both, and they were certainly a big part, but always trying to change what you do is not always the answer. [/QUOTE]