Bio-rhythms?
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Sorry Pilot, but here we go! Hoping is not a medical issue...Hot girl must have been watching![]()
Whoa! That's a sobering thought. Stuff just got real.See a doctor. I went through this and was diagnosed with parkinsons.
Thx for the quick response. Experienced similar occurrences as you relate above, but these are quickly cured with the actions you describe. Thankfully!There are times I will say to myself..."really, did you just do that?", like downshifting when I should have upshifted. I consider it a warning, to get my head in the game or get off the bike. I do see old bad habits try and revisit from time to time, but when I whip those, I pat myself on the back and say "good job".
You might have just had an off day, don't let it get in your head.
Thx for the comments......when I was in flight school (civilian), they taught a study done by the USAF in response to a chief pilot that was leading his squadron through some standard exercises...they were flying inverted. He ordered a coordinated roll and climb from 700 feet to 5,000 feet - then, according to the black box, he pulled BACK on the stick while still inverted. Rest of the flight watched him hit the ground. Study results spoke to your exact comments. Has mostly to do with one's selective focus, where learned tasks, once considered complex, are subordinated to focus on the ones commanding higher attention....they are sort of filed away while the brain works on other stuff.....some very key, and some that can wait (i.e., "what color should I paint the shed?". Difference in my performance yesterday was that I allocated strict concentration to the task (braking, parking) with only marginal improvement in results, mostly it seemed via lack of feel.Once in a while I realize that I just went through a section of highway and don't have much recollection of the passage. I then spend a bit of time self-ass-kicking for not paying more attention. Some of it is getting older as those of us in that category can attest, but sometimes it scares me having endured Mom's Alzheimer's years ago. So far, it's a once in a great while event, but it does make me more prone to focus, and at least that's a plus.
If you find this type of event becomes more frequent and noticeable, by all means see the doc and get this checked out.
Thx...have had similar training to yours, and thought the same things, each scary! Appt made with the doc for Thurs.....If this was a random onetime event that could be lack of sleep or something like that l wouldn't worry about it. But if it happens again without being attributed to sleep or the like I would make an appointment with your Dr. This could be anything mentioned above or if you still fell the same today it could be a mild stroke or MSor Parkinson. Im not a Dr. But with what you explained and not being able to see you when it was happening it would lead me as an EMT to suspect some of these things.
Thx...have had similar training to yours, and thought the same things, each scary! Appt made with the doc for Thurs.....If this was a random onetime event that could be lack of sleep or something like that l wouldn't worry about it. But if it happens again without being attributed to sleep or the like I would make an appointment with your Dr. This could be anything mentioned above or if you still fell the same today it could be a mild stroke or MSor Parkinson. Im not a Dr. But with what you explained and not being able to see you when it was happening it would lead me as an EMT to suspect some of these things.
Well, this has obviously gotten your full attention, and you certainly don't sound like a hypochondriac type, so you are doing the right thing by getting checked out. Eliminate the physical issues and then you'll have a better idea of what adjustments you need to make. You need to know--whether it's something or nothing.Thx...have had similar training to yours, and thought the same things, each scary! Appt made with the doc for Thurs.....
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