From 2022 onwards I will be coaching full time and so this post is a simple announcement that I’m open for enquiries. I am available at short notice for coaching in London and, given enough time in advance, in Europe too (we can work out the details over mail). If you’re interested then please follow … Continue reading 2022 Coaching Announcement
Guest Lay Report: Brazilian Bang
Today’s post is a guest lay report by a guy - let’s call him Kevin - who I had a Skype call and a day’s coaching with last year (his testimonial is here). What I really like about Kevin is his honesty, his determination to succeed, and his organisation (all of which contributed to him … Continue reading Guest Lay Report: Brazilian Bang
Guest Post: An American Daygamer in London
Recently the London Daygame crew welcomed Breeze for a bit of Daygame (and a little Nightgame on the side too). I wanted to take this opportunity to ask him about his experience. What did you think of the quality difference between London and New York? How about the range? As daygamers, we tend to only … Continue reading Guest Post: An American Daygamer in London
Daygame Robots, Rejection and Hibernation
We’ve all been there: over-caffeinated, eyeballs bulging out of their sockets, industrial quantities of pussy repellant seeping out of our gas exhausts. You’ve been approaching relentlessly for weeks on end, probably driven by promises that your “conviction will max out if you approach every single day.” If you find yourself in this situation then you … Continue reading Daygame Robots, Rejection and Hibernation
Tom Torero (So Long and Goodnight)
Given Tom’s recent passing I’d like to remember him. When I learned the news of his death I was quite shocked. The community has lost one of its greats. Tom was one of my main influences in starting Daygame and I learned a tonne from him. Attending his Daygame 3.0 seminar in London in February … Continue reading Tom Torero (So Long and Goodnight)
#85-88: Clumpiness
Merry Christmas! This will be my last post of 2021 and it’s another lazy collection of lay reports, similar to the one that I wrote for September. These four lays (one Bar Game and three Daygame) all came from October, making it another stellar month. In September’s post I highlighted that just because I’d had … Continue reading #85-88: Clumpiness
My Top Ten Lessons From 2021 Daygame
When it comes to Daygame itself, I think that to get better results you either have to approach more or be more efficient (keeping other parts of your SMV constant). I think that most guys will find it very hard to increase the amount they approach each year, that is unless they are only doing … Continue reading My Top Ten Lessons From 2021 Daygame
The London Daygame Model Doesn’t Work?
Recently this old YouTube video got posted to Twitter so I thought I’d have a watch as the tweet was getting some traction. https://twitter.com/ForesterMikey/status/1464713338202595334 It would be easy for me to sit here and do a line by line response since the video is a strawman of LDM. I could have also done a post … Continue reading The London Daygame Model Doesn’t Work?
Automatic Behaviours
Everyone seems to have these automatic behaviours which they can’t help but do. An Indian guy moves to the UK: he must open a corner shop. Daygamers feel compelled to hit the streets on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. A squirrel will claw at pavement as if it was trying to bury an acorn. These behaviours … Continue reading Automatic Behaviours
Looks vs Game
I posed the below question on my Twitter recently. I wanted to find out what guys would prefer to have, and implicitly find out which they thought was more effective and had more power. It was really interesting to see the near perfect 50/50 split in results (I myself would have gone with “great looks, … Continue reading Looks vs Game
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