Prep for Viking Tournaments

goingproin07

goingproin07

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Hey everyone. Thanks for the good times at the Derby! Anyways, im thinking of playing in one of the viking open tournaments in NC in feb, but im not sure what the best way to prepare would be... any suggestions? Is there any Certain part of my game i should work on, or just all together? Thanks everyone!
 
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goingproin07 said:
Hey everyone. Thanks for the good times at the Derby! Anyways, im thinking of playing in one of the viking amature tournaments in NC in feb, but im not sure what the best way to prepare would be... any suggestions? Is there any Certain part of my game i should work on, or just all together? Thanks everyone!
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Your statement of,
goingproin07 said:
im thinking of playing in one of the viking amature tournaments in NC in feb
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The Viking Tour events in NC are OPEN not Amateur. Open means anyone can play, even Pro's.

To prepare for these events I suggest you find the best player in your area and play him/her as much 9-ball as possible.

Mj
 
I'm sorry, i was rushed and didnt realized what i typed...thanx for clearing that up. Playing the best player in my area is my typical practice routine, but i feel if i am to do good in the tournament, then i will need more than just play....im just not sure of the best practice routine....Im thinking of taking the shots i have the most trouble with, and hitting those over and over, and keep doing drills along those lines....not sure....but thank you for your advice Mr. Janis
 
goingproin07 said:
I'm sorry, i was rushed and didnt realized what i typed...thanx for clearing that up. Playing the best player in my area is my typical practice routine, but i feel if i am to do good in the tournament, then i will need more than just play....im just not sure of the best practice routine....Im thinking of taking the shots i have the most trouble with, and hitting those over and over, and keep doing drills along those lines....not sure....but thank you for your advice Mr. Janis
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A good practice routine except for practicing the shots you have the most trouble with should include practicing safeties along with making those tougher shots. Playing a better player will help you understand the strategies of safety play during a tournament match.

Also, calling me Mr. is like putting an elevator in an outhouse.

Just call me Mike.

Thanks,

Mj
 
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