I have always found biorythms to be an interesting science. They tend to be very accurate for some people and not so for others. I find that my own readings don't produce anything very solid. I play golf and it doesn't seem to matter much. I can play poorly when my readings are favorable and play great when they are low. However, some people can use them very accurately to determine how their day may go.
I have no idea how Roger Clemens reacts to his biorythm chart. Today his numbers are as high as anyones that I have ever seen.
Physical 99.8%, Emotion 100%, Intellectual 97.2% Average 99% RARE!
It will be interesting to see how well he performs tonight. The problem is, he has pithed so well this year, who could really say it had anything to do with his bio numbers, unless of course he pitches a perfect game.
In no way am I recommending a play on the Astros, especially at -264. Even if he pitches really well which he always does anyhow, the Astros could still lose. Who knows, maybe all of the Pirates hitters are feeling good too. Maybe the rest of the Astros are at the bottom of the chart. Maybe biorythms don't really mean a thing.
There is a handicapper who uses biorythms to help determine his picks. Ken Angland has been doing this for years. I've talked with him and he says biorythms are about 20% of his reasoning for a selection. He has a very good understanding of how these charts work and how they affect an entire team. Works really well in the NBA. Ofetn I have seen him predict a 4th quarter meltdown by a particular team. Ken would never play -264 though.
I do know that there has been a few huge sporting event upsets that when the biorythms were later checked, it was found that the dog players were all skyrocketing and the big fav team players were all in a plunge. I'm talking about games where a football team was favored by six TD's and lost by four TD's.
Lots of free info on the net about biorythms and free downloadable charts. Anyhow, if Roger pitches a perfect gam, I'm chalking it up to his bio chart.
I have no idea how Roger Clemens reacts to his biorythm chart. Today his numbers are as high as anyones that I have ever seen.
Physical 99.8%, Emotion 100%, Intellectual 97.2% Average 99% RARE!
It will be interesting to see how well he performs tonight. The problem is, he has pithed so well this year, who could really say it had anything to do with his bio numbers, unless of course he pitches a perfect game.
In no way am I recommending a play on the Astros, especially at -264. Even if he pitches really well which he always does anyhow, the Astros could still lose. Who knows, maybe all of the Pirates hitters are feeling good too. Maybe the rest of the Astros are at the bottom of the chart. Maybe biorythms don't really mean a thing.
There is a handicapper who uses biorythms to help determine his picks. Ken Angland has been doing this for years. I've talked with him and he says biorythms are about 20% of his reasoning for a selection. He has a very good understanding of how these charts work and how they affect an entire team. Works really well in the NBA. Ofetn I have seen him predict a 4th quarter meltdown by a particular team. Ken would never play -264 though.
I do know that there has been a few huge sporting event upsets that when the biorythms were later checked, it was found that the dog players were all skyrocketing and the big fav team players were all in a plunge. I'm talking about games where a football team was favored by six TD's and lost by four TD's.
Lots of free info on the net about biorythms and free downloadable charts. Anyhow, if Roger pitches a perfect gam, I'm chalking it up to his bio chart.
