I have decided to do a blog. Most likely very few, if any, is going to read it, but I will still do it for the following reasons:
- By writing about how I practise, drills I do/plan to do etc., I hope it will motivate me to practise even harder than before, helping me to reach my goal of winning a Norwegian Championships
- I have travelled a lot to many different tournaments around the world, but unfortunately I have very few pictures, and almost nothing in writing about my trips. When thinking back now, I struggle with remembering tournaments, cities, players and people I have met etc. I consider this blog as my pool diary, and hopefully I will be able to keep the blog alive so I will have lots of memories in a couple of years.
Since it is my personal diary there shouldn't be any need to share the information with more people, but like the rest of us I feel it would be more fun to do it if people are visiting my blog every now and then
If someone learns new drills, practise routines etc by reading my blog, that will be a great bonus!
I am still working on the layout etc (copied from cuetable), but since I have published 4 articles today as a start, please visit and tell me if you like it or not :embarrassed2:
roydfish.blogspot.com
EDIT: For others who are thinking of blogging. It was real easy to set it up. I have very limited knowledge of stuff like this, but managed to put this up, and write some articles, in few hours.
- By writing about how I practise, drills I do/plan to do etc., I hope it will motivate me to practise even harder than before, helping me to reach my goal of winning a Norwegian Championships
- I have travelled a lot to many different tournaments around the world, but unfortunately I have very few pictures, and almost nothing in writing about my trips. When thinking back now, I struggle with remembering tournaments, cities, players and people I have met etc. I consider this blog as my pool diary, and hopefully I will be able to keep the blog alive so I will have lots of memories in a couple of years.
Since it is my personal diary there shouldn't be any need to share the information with more people, but like the rest of us I feel it would be more fun to do it if people are visiting my blog every now and then
If someone learns new drills, practise routines etc by reading my blog, that will be a great bonus!
I am still working on the layout etc (copied from cuetable), but since I have published 4 articles today as a start, please visit and tell me if you like it or not :embarrassed2:
roydfish.blogspot.com
EDIT: For others who are thinking of blogging. It was real easy to set it up. I have very limited knowledge of stuff like this, but managed to put this up, and write some articles, in few hours.
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