Lolo
Well-Known Member
Armas, you've partly inspired this and I hope you don't mind this thread.
Following Armas' recent threads, I was wondering of anyone else ever thought this. Or if people did think one day things looked bad, and the next they didn't. When I post before and after photos of Reggie, people are impressed with how vastly improved he is. If I posted a SJ video from 18 months ago compared to now, I think you'd be impressed (I hope you'd be!).
But part of me thinks if I showed the bits inbetween like Armas has, you'd all be horrified. Nothing nasty was done, but the bits where old habits were unlearned and new, more difficult but more correct ways of working were introduced, aren't pretty.
Do you agree that improvement isn't necessarily nice to watch, or am I barking up the wrong tree?
(I'm making a video atm which features the improvement journey of Al and Reg, so when I say there's nothing nasty I mean you could publish every video online without worrying...)
Following Armas' recent threads, I was wondering of anyone else ever thought this. Or if people did think one day things looked bad, and the next they didn't. When I post before and after photos of Reggie, people are impressed with how vastly improved he is. If I posted a SJ video from 18 months ago compared to now, I think you'd be impressed (I hope you'd be!).
But part of me thinks if I showed the bits inbetween like Armas has, you'd all be horrified. Nothing nasty was done, but the bits where old habits were unlearned and new, more difficult but more correct ways of working were introduced, aren't pretty.
Do you agree that improvement isn't necessarily nice to watch, or am I barking up the wrong tree?
(I'm making a video atm which features the improvement journey of Al and Reg, so when I say there's nothing nasty I mean you could publish every video online without worrying...)