Within the iron game, nothing is as confusing and unsolvable as the riddle of adaptation. It is both the crux of problems, the hidden success of many small victories and the source of confusion.
As within any action, the learning curve varies within from highly complex to relatively steep. In the initial stages of learning, in [...]
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Inside the Diamond Mine: slippery slope of adaptation
Posted on June 3, 2010 by John Davies
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Inside the Diamond Mine
Posted on May 4, 2010 by John Davies
Walking down a back alley, in a time long ago, I stumbled on a group watching the oldest of old games, Three-Card Monty being played out once again. From a nearby stand, I ordered a quick espresso with one eye glued towards the proceedings, even though I knew how all the steps would roll out [...]
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Are you ready, part 3
Posted on April 26, 2010 by John Davies
I look back now and it seems both humorous and a vestige of the past. Just as it does today, my early into the iron game would start with a daily pilgrimage to the weight room early in the morning. Not that being up well before dawn was anything to speak of but in hindsight [...]
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