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Thank you monster! Again, it's not an issue if i went to work as i would be warm on the subway ride from work to the club and just have to walk 3 mins for 3 blocks enduring the cold, but to walk almost half an hour in the wind is no fun. That's punny! I can ask, however 2 points: 1. i hit...

Hi OhWell, Did you settle on one club? or going to various? LOL Thank you and congratulations to you! I know other parts of the country/world can get colder than NYC, but this is not a competition of which city has the lowest temperature, it's a battle of the mind, my mind specifically ... in...

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I took the day off yesterday from work. Had to run some errands. In the sub-freezing cold, if i was at work, it's a no-brainer that I would leave work, take the subway and go to the club. But I was warm and cozy at home. If i went to the club, I would have to walk ~25 mins in sub-freezing...

So you don't listen to me, and you post anyway... you better listen to me then when i say, spot me 9 points!

We had a lovely Christmas, although driving relatives home, had a dead battery, which we got a jump and then all OK afterwards.

Belated Christmas wishes to TTDers! Suga D, I posted on the DCC thread, but hope you had a good one!

ah ok, thx ttmonster!

Rewatching Brett Clark's tickmark / whip mechanics / checkmark video due to old man memory perhaps, i see i'm overexaggerating the start of the motion of point #1 - i thought I saw NL's motions before he hits the ball and as I am in front of the table, i've been doing that.

Hello Andyzhao123: Welcome to TTD as well as to this thread! cool to see another PH!

tickmark/whip mechanics/checkmark https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FgvxkRaSZQk In rewatching this vid, i may be exaggerating motion of the beginning point #1 too much - perhaps due to watching NextLevel practice his motions before he hits the ball.

Merry Christmas

FWIW, I've tried the whip/checkmark motion for my SH BH loop as well as RPB loop ... it works and it's powerful!

THIS APPLIES TO LIFE AS WELL! Mistakes/failures are only clues to help one's path to success. A mistake/failure is not the end all-be all. My analogy for this is 'playing a new video game' ... most video games a player has 3 lives ... early on as the player is learning the new video game...

ah ok, yeah, i don't have enough confidence due to slow footwork ... haven't worked on flips all that much. still trying to get decent with the RPB.

The lesson/advice/tip/pointer I received last night about my TPB punch. Lots of muscle memory to forget in my case.

Last night, my friend mentioned RC definitely opened a club in 2004, but he thought RC played at the firehouse also. I told him i didn't think so, and i would ask around. You are have a point, he could've played there and we still wouldn't know him ... also asked 42andbackpains and another...

1 of my weaknesses because my footwork is slow. If i get to the ball and it's nospin, I'm ok, but if i read is as heavy downspin, instead of me flipping the serve, i would angle push it to extreme FH.

Last night... hit for pretty much 3 hours straight with regular partners. For about 45 mins just before I called it quits for the night, 2 coaches, both easily 2000+ (both PH, one a JPen and the other a modern PH but big guy plays with a SH) gave me tips/pointers/corrections on my TPB...

Carl, confiscate, or any member knowledgeable about the NYC TT scene in 1980's-1990's, Chatted with a friend of mine about Robert Chen. He seems to think I should know him as RC has been in the NYC TT scene for ages. I played ~1979-1985 or 1987 at an old firehouse on Lafayette Street and White...