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Phil
 USA
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Posted - 07/16/2007 : 10:45:19 AM
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I tried both. No luck. The gum doesn't taste that bad, but I couldn't keep it lit. The patch just peeled the skin off my lips...
Phil
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sharpshooter
 USA
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Posted - 07/16/2007 : 12:56:01 PM
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It's like getting out of a tough rack "where there is will there is a way"
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movistar
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Posted - 08/09/2007 : 2:28:08 PM
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just a comment... a less tha 60 second timeout would be taken If more coaches would just make a simple suggestion about a shot or play a safety, instead of trying to keep their 5 speeds playing as 3's and their 4 speeds playing as 2'S... things would go a LOT faster..... have a great day and shoot straight... "top left and shoot hard"..... |
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MNGopher
 USA
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Posted - 08/13/2007 : 7:23:30 PM
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Agreed - players should play faster, this 1AM end time makes me an unhappy boy at work on Thurday mornings!
On the flip...when I first started playing last September I was SLOOOOOOW. There is so much going on in a new player's head regarding, proper hit, shape, defense, fouls etc....it's pretty exhausting. As far as experienced players - very much agreed - hurry up and play. It's supposed to be fun AND competitive, not just the latter.
I find the longer timeouts come when experienced coaches try to point out the exact shot through pointing at the felt, holding the players cue, etc....rather than discussing strategy and moving on. As a coach, I always try to ask my player first - "what are you looking at" and then one of two things: "I like that idea" or "have you thought about this?" - end of discussion. Mainly because my beer is getting warm & hates to be neglected for too long.
Selfishly yours,
Da Gopher
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