Originally Posted by tntjockey
I like the way you presented your re-done website to us and ask for our opinions.
You have done well with constructive criticism, and I really do like and appreciate that,
It will only make your web site a nicer site. Although, I is pretty dam good one.
Thanks! I have thought over the years, as Thundersplace has grown, Why do I even bother with my site?, given the huge amount of information available. Though technically an expert, I can’t match the knowledge of 1,000 people here in terms of routines, techniques, physiology etc.
Though it appears self-evident now, it actually took quite a bit of thinking for me to resolve my who cares? question. As for the huge amount of information, the basics haven’t changed a whole lot. Gotten refined, sure, but how much (or how little) does someone new to the idea need to know in order to get started in a safe and effective way? Jumping into the deep end is not always the best way to learn to swim, and even with the newbie routine, Thundersplace is definitely like jumping into the deep end!
Getting this feedback (I don’t consider it criticism) is very valuable, and something I’ve never had. And I asked for it—why would I not take it well?
BTW, I dusted off Freehand MX (going back almost ten years). It will take me a while, but I think I’m going to eventually replace most of the instructional photos with quality line drawings, similar to my measurement diagram. I find looking at a real dick a little distracting. Thoughts?