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| Author: | Jay J [ Sun Jan 13, 2013 11:09 pm ] |
| Post subject: | what is the best way of practicing? |
I'm really new in this game (1-2 weeks) but it seems that it is making it harder for me. it feels more difficult to go and approach to a girls because I feel like I have to remember all this topics, moves... before I start to read about the techniques I was hardly leaving conversation in the middle but now I get confuse about which level I am in and what moves should I do now so I just say bye and leave. what do you guys think will be the best way to practice so i can forget about my old conversations skills and use new ones efficiently? I'm thinking maybe I should just practise level by level like go 50 girls just approach with the opening line than when its become natural move to next level instead of try to practice all in one. what you guys can advise me about this? |
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| Author: | R.C [ Mon Jan 14, 2013 12:10 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: what is the best way of practicing? |
Yeah well,playing any game ,not just this one , is easier without abiding to the rules right ? Anyway , the way I try and do it is gradual progression. Dont try to fit it in all at once. First practice openers.Just open a set , and then leave and open the next one.When you feel you're mastering approach ,you can start developing your mid-game routines.When you master that too, start #C and KC practice. |
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| Author: | Hold [ Mon Jan 14, 2013 12:38 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: what is the best way of practicing? |
Like RC said, don't try to incorporate everything at once. Work on one bit, and once that is natural to you, work on another and so on. For example, I'm practicing day game to work on my approach anxiety and openers. After that, maybe routines. It's all down to personal preference, but trying to do it all at the same time would be like me (Not a gym-goer at all... for now!) trying to bench enough to match Arnold Schwarzenegger. It won't take off, and you'll likely end up straining something 
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| Author: | Jay J [ Mon Jan 14, 2013 2:55 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: what is the best way of practicing? |
thanx for advice guys. This weekend I will only focus on opening to see if I will feel confident to move second level without getting all confuse in the conversation. Do you guys think should I practice day game in the week days and club games in the weekends or should I focus on one of them until I feel confident enough with full set before start to practise day game? |
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| Author: | anonymous man [ Mon Jan 14, 2013 8:13 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: what is the best way of practicing? |
Quote: I'm really new in this game (1-2 weeks) but it seems that it is making it harder for me. it feels more difficult to go and approach to a girls because I feel like I have to remember all this topics, moves... before I start to read about the techniques I was hardly leaving conversation in the middle but now I get confuse about which level I am in and what moves should I do now so I just say bye and leave. what do you guys think will be the best way to practice so i can forget about my old conversations skills and use new ones efficiently? I'm thinking maybe I should just practise level by level like go 50 girls just approach with the opening line than when its become natural move to next level instead of try to practice all in one. what you guys can advise me about this?
You just say bye and leave? WTF LOOOL
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