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| Shady0125 | PostPosted: Sat Dec 03, 2011 11:37 pm | |
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Location: Scotland | | I know alot of people frown upon his stuff eg canned material etc but i think it's very interesting and it has taught me quiet alot of stuff and i now see more or less where i go wrong in set, i've almost finished, i need about 30 pages more to read and i'm done. After i've finished i'm going to fell very confident about going into set, knowing what to do. Has anyone else read this or could critic what im saying here?, i just need to cram this all into my head because its alot of stuff to take in a learn
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| jsmyong55 | PostPosted: Sun Dec 04, 2011 3:37 am | |
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Posts: 41 | | I'd say work on one section at a time. Like if you have a problem with openers, try opening as many sets as you can.. If you have trouble with mid sets like I do, just keep practicing and slowly escalating up. The important thing is not reading but going out and practicing it yourself. You may read as much as you can but when you are on-field, its going to be spontaneous and you may forget your lines and the stuff you read and blank out. I would just use that as my arsenal especially the conversation starters and cold reading and stuff.
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