>>1205210>>1205212If you ask any experienced therapist that works with a view to sports performance, "Comfortable" is seldom optimal to performance, especially in this day and age.
With all of the many postural issues presented by modern habits of society especially, "comfortable" is, by default, little more than a dismal combination of inhibitions, quirks, and bad habits and should be corrected, rather than reinforced by staying within "comfortable" bounds.
Unless, of course, you're perfectly happy with being a casual, mediocre, or just "lucky". If so, I'm truly envious of you anon.
