A peregrine falcon can dive at over 240 miles an hour. It's called a stoop, and it's the fastest anything moves under its own power anywhere on Earth.
But the stoop only works because of everything before it — the height, the angle, the read on the wind, the patience to wait for the exact right moment to commit. The speed isn't the whole skill. It's the payoff for everything that happened before the dive.
When your moment comes, you won't have time to prepare. That's the point. You prepare now, so you can commit completely later.
the stoop.
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