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"Getting to work" means "working on what you're working on while improving upon what you're working on". I don't see how that differs from pushing yourself outs
by CanSpice 13y ago
"Getting to work" means "working on what you're working on while improving upon what you're working on". I don't see how that differs from pushing yourself outside of your VDOT times.
What's being advocated in the article is going to watch the high jump practice. While you might gain some insight into, say, different training techniques, you won't learn very much that is going to help you maintain your times, let alone improve upon them.
- dev1n 13y agoI think that looking at different parts of a system does in fact help you improve on whatever it is you are doing. Developing an understanding of any system in depth is imperative to getting better. Why would one want to study Calculus if all that person will be doing is programming? Thinking outside the box helps stretch the creative process to cover more than convention allows.