Tips to keep sharp during the winter...
- Thread starter Manning26
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One of my favorite things to do during cold weather is work on my shooting. I do drills for off-hand shooting, snapshooting, working from different bunkers and sweetspotting. They can all be done alone, don't require much paint and you can bundle up nice and warm. 
Since everybody currently appears to be in the pub and eating pies, my training consists of lack of shooting.
However my training is at present running 5 miles a day on a treadmill with 9 pots of paint. Getting ready to lug the Paint - fast!!!! Oh yeah babies, there's a cloud a paint coming to a dorito near you in 2003.
However my training is at present running 5 miles a day on a treadmill with 9 pots of paint. Getting ready to lug the Paint - fast!!!! Oh yeah babies, there's a cloud a paint coming to a dorito near you in 2003.
weather?
And yes, I've been braving the elements also. It's been in the twenties the last couple Sunday mornings, and I can tell you, I almost cried this past one from some hellacious knuckle shots first game.
I know some of you hard-asses have been staying out in it, but I just wondered what you were up to when you just plain couldn't take it (or maybe it's your teammates, eh?).
I think a twenty-minute game would be fine with the running included. A two-minute speed chess game would consistently go to time, I'd imagine.Originally posted by Baca Loco
And 26, the way to integrate that chess stuff is to play speed chess and run up and down your basement stairs between moves.
And yes, I've been braving the elements also. It's been in the twenties the last couple Sunday mornings, and I can tell you, I almost cried this past one from some hellacious knuckle shots first game.
I know some of you hard-asses have been staying out in it, but I just wondered what you were up to when you just plain couldn't take it (or maybe it's your teammates, eh?).
