Please share some of your pick up practice and preparation methods:
how do you prepare/practice on your own before you put these to test in the field?

Do any of you use cheat sheets? If so, how do you write them?

Basically i found you cant, cause no matter how much u practise u will always find a girl, who reacts differently to what u where exspecting its gunna happen eventually...

so heres my advice or the way i approach things, try not to use to many lines cause they can always crash leaving u stuffed...

Secondly and this is the "BEST!!!!" peice of advice i can give u, keep women in your life!!! even if u friend zone these girls (they like u and u dnt like them!), keep them in yr life on a short lead, anything your unsure about use on these girls see if it responds well or not and see how they react to it, this will give u a better idea on how actually girls will react to YOU saying it...

Thirdly, it might sounds sad but if your this worried practise in a mirror, jst to make sure yr stood right u sound real and not fake, and yr facial expressions look inviting and kind without seeming fake and wierd ....

Thanks for your reply.

One thing I've found in the field is that uk girls tend to be expectant when you open them up. I feel that, if I can lead the conversation (Alph-male style), I can usually pull the flow in the direction I choose.

As per mystery's method, a pua should open, say their bit to create the f-m attraction and then critique her to make sure she's got anything interesting about her.

Mystery also talked about multi-threading in a video I watched on youtube. This means changing the subject mid way through things - which I've tried and seems to work. for example, if I'm telling a girl a story I'll interrupt it at the exciting part with "Do you want to play a game?"... 5 lies game.

I've practiced things in front of a mirror like you said, especially body language and facial expressions (yes it is sad but everyone does it from time-to-time).

So many on here favor the natural game over a rehearsed tactical game, but for newbies like me, the natural game isn't quite there yet so I'll stick to tactics until I become more 'socially skilled'...