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Chopping w/long pips (24)
Re: Chopping w/long pipsby Ben 17 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Chopping w/long pips) was posted by Ben, on 5/17/2007 6:42:50 PM:
| Now we are finally getting somewhere, yeah see if you can get your buddy to give me an answer or two. You see Cole, I evolved into one of those aggressive defensive player, where depending who I'm playing with, I could play all Offensive if he is weak or I may mixed my game to try and throw some confusion out there. I have been playing this great sport now for over 18 years and I didn't turn into a Def. player until about 5 years ago. Here in South Korea, specially the club that I play with, there is no one that plays Def. period. 98% of players are penhold and the rest are ofcourse shakehand. There is a female coach with a rating of about 1900, but knows very little about Def. tactics and that is why I am on the forum trying to get some useful info.. Take care Cole. Ben |