As a skier floats in the water preparing for the boat’s pull, the driver slowly moves the boat forward taking the “slack” out of the tow rope. Once the line is taught and the boat begins to pull the skier, the driver “punches it” or speeds up. This pulls the skier out of the water and onto the skis.
Not taking the slack out of the rope can harm the skier. It can instill fear and uncertainty.
When teaching skeptical people about Chiropractic be a good boat driver. Discover their objections and clearly explain why they are myths. Once the line is taught (and you’ll meet plenty of people whose lines are already taught), “punch it” and show them why you are so passionate about Chiropractic. Tell them what it has done for you, how it has helped your family and the long term benefits you and others have experienced. Get them connected with us and we’ll help them become a better skier on the lake of health.
Don’t be afraid, it’s about the mission of making this world a better, clearer place for our kids and grandkids to live. There are many skiers floating in the water, waiting for a good driver to pull them to the excitement of new water.
PS: How are adjustments like wet paint?
Find out at your next adjustment.
