Back in the late 90's/early 00's when I had my archery shop, most of the 3-D shooters were obsessed with speed. Problem was, that I could get the bow tuned up and fast as it would go, but they would get really tweaky. I used to tell them that a fast miss was still a zero.
Most just looked at me funny-
I really hate that phrase. Ever since Mel Gibson said it on The Patriot it has grated in me. Here is why: it has a negative tone to it. That whole "miss" part.
I have taken to the phrase "Aim small, hit small" as a better replacement.
Just felt like throwing that out there for your thoughts and opinions.
Yep, I'm sure that is the intent of it. But there is a whole other concept especially in sports cognition about positive thinking.
If your mind is telling you "don't miss" that is taken as a "negative" tone. Many sports psychologists would train you to instead think positive such as "here's another impact coming up".
The "miss small" portion to my mind just interprets as that negative tone but a simple rephrase of "hit small" turns it into a more positive tone.
So while I understand the intent of the phrase, I've just never cared for it from the psychological point as stated above. YMMV
"Send It"
The amount of fucken mudflap wearing, bogan wannabees, that use that term.
"Yeah bra, send it"
Send fucken what?
A dose of clap into your boyfriend's arse?
Its from racing not life. It mean if you smooth out your lap and focus on being smooth before fast lap times will fall. You still have to maintain race pace just less mistakes