Okay, so I’ve been seeing this “grace charis golfer” thing popping up, and I got curious. I decided to give it a try myself, and let me tell you, it was a bit of a journey. Here’s how it all went down.
First Steps – What Even Is It?
I started by, well, trying to figure out what this actually was. I did some digging around. It seemed like some kind of… pose? Or exercise? Related to golf, obviously.
The Experiment Begins
I found a few pictures and tried to copy the pose. My first attempt? Total fail. I nearly fell over. I think I pulled something in my back. It looked nothing like the pictures I saw.
- Attempt 1: Epic fail. Near-fall. Back pain.
- Attempt 2: Slightly better. Still wobbly. Felt ridiculous.
- Attempt 3: Using a golf club helped a bit, but my house is small.
Getting (Slightly) Better
I spent a few hours, no joke, just bending in a way. I started to get the feel. Holding onto something helped me with the balance.
I started to think about maybe trying it outside. You know, with more space. And maybe not where my neighbors could see me through the window.
The Great Outdoors (and More Fails)
So, I took my golf club (which, let me tell you, I haven’t used in years) and headed to the park. It was… an experience.
I tried again. And again. I fell on the grass a couple of times. A dog came over and sniffed me suspiciously. A kid pointed and laughed.
But, you know what? After, like, the tenth try, I kind of… got it? I mean, I wasn’t perfect, but I could hold the pose for a few seconds without feeling like I was going to topple over.
Final Thoughts (and Aches)
Was it worth it? I don’t know. My back is killing me. I felt pretty silly most of the time. But I guess I did it. I tried the “grace charis golfer” thing. And I didn’t break anything, which is a win in my book.
I’m not sure if I’ll be doing this again anytime soon. But hey, at least I can say I gave it a shot. Maybe I’ll stick to just watching golf from now on.
