[python] Re: learning to ride a python or flevo
- From: dirk.bonne@xxxxxxx
- To: python@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 07 Nov 2007 14:56:17 +0100
Hoi Mike,
how very true ;-)
I can add following real life experience which I think has to do with
the learning of the "kernperson" (inner person):
In the beginning when I had the python (but could ride it well), it was
as if I had little phyiscal connection with the bike at high speed. Like
the bike could easily fall away from under me, or I glide from the bike.
It felt like I was sitting above the bike in a way - the seat feeling
dangerously slippery.
This is now definitely over, I keep being sunken into the seat. I call
this being "in the bike" instead of being "on the bike".
dirk
Michael Nahl wrote:
> Hi all!
>
> I think that we have to ride much kilometers to give the possibility
> to our brain to " write a new program " of coordination ( like
> learning to walk ).
> The result is a synergy (interplay, Synergie) between human-body and
> machine, whose coordination will be constantly controlled by this
> unconscious flowing new "motion-program". So we need patience and
> tenacity to practise, and to let our body/brain/unconsious repeat and
> repeat and repeat, dont worry, we can trust in it!
> It seems that the unconscious (Kern-Person, the "center-person" ) is
> much more efficient then the concious (Ich-Person, the "I-person" ).
> (the data-flow-rate of the unconscious is much higher).
> This proces needs time, a little lot of time of practise (without
> expecting a result, if we are able to...).
>
> This are the holy words :-) :-)
>
> ( sorry for my english, my native language is german )
>
> Have interesting hours on your pythons!
> Mike
>
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