proud of me now?

[kukamonga]

There you've said it:
Pretty much anyone that's been playing longer than a couple of months can look good 'against' a practice partner he'd or she'd be knowing for years.
But playing good against someone you've never met and played before is a whole different Story, especially when it counts and it's not just for the fun of it.
So i (and probably everybody that played serious league- or tournament-matches) would value such a real match way more than any filmed practice session...
[Emoji3]

I agree but 90% of the videos I see here are people training in a club.
even if they are playing a match.
also it's very different to be playing a match in an individual tournament and a match in a team league.
in a team match it's just everybody shouting, and looking at you, it can get confusing if you are not used to it.
this club is small but sometimes the crowd gets big and noisy.

 

[UpSideDownCarl]

And besides, even if you are a kookooguy, someone who knows the game can tell you can play and are playing at a high level. So footage of a bad match, when it counts--and, when you posted this video, you posted the context of the match and how you didn't like the whole team, league, tournament thing--still shows that you know what you are doing.

Even if, these days you have decided, you want to sit in a chair, loop with only your wrist, and have massive power from very little work, someone who knows what he is looking at can tell you know how to play well.

 

[Rajah*]

Lol i saw the video SugaD, thankyou for sharin.

Sebas! Goodjob. Just keep on practicing and stop complaining

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