NickawampusPoloClub

Here is a post that furthers the theme that members of the Nickawampus Polo Club play all games well, in this case, tennis, with an added feature: it offers a paradigm of how all learning works, which virtually no one uses. Maybe it’s our inclination to imitate, so that when we want to do something, we imitate the finished product, rather than going back to the beginning and doing the activity from simple to complex, from easy to hard. This misunderstanding explains why virtually no one can do anything, so that we all sit on sofas watching the few who can, do.

Virtually all tennis playerts who play well learned to do it this way, and you can too, with one proviso, that you clear your mind of all ideas about how to go about it, establish right away a realm of competency, which the method shows you how to do, and stay within that competency. No one does this, and we all spend our lives outside our ability to do. Membership in the Nickawampus Polo Club requires another way, and when followed, the skills that ensue are a great satisfaction. Read on.