I recently had a pro-bono coaching call with Brown Daygamer, an intermediate guy based in the US who is just coming up to his 1,000th set. It was good to chat with him and you should definitely follow him on Twitter @BDaygamer (link to his profile here). On the call we discussed: How and why … Continue reading Coaching Call With “Brown Daygamer”
Category: player’s journey
The Player’s Handbook (Rollo Tomassi) – Review/Summary
I recently finished reading Rollo's most recent book - The Player's Handbook - and I'm here to give a short review today. But first, I should get what I guess will be the most important thing out of the way (for some people): this is a review of his book, not Rollo himself, and so … Continue reading The Player’s Handbook (Rollo Tomassi) – Review/Summary
Guest Lay Report: Student Success Story
Today’s post is a quick lay report from Mr M, a student of mine who I coached infield earlier this summer. During our coaching session we talked about escalation a lot and, as you will read, it paid off for him sooner rather than later! If you’re interested in coaching then let me know. ***** … Continue reading Guest Lay Report: Student Success Story
Intermediate Problems: Student Case Study
Okay, I had to write this post because the incident itself left me so annoyed. The story comes from a student of mine and I absolutely had to turn this into a post because the learning opportunities were so present and obvious. This is an intermediate, maybe lower intermediate, problem, by the way: not knowing … Continue reading Intermediate Problems: Student Case Study
#89-94: Slags and the Shagger
I’m here with another collection of lay reports: those from the first half of 2022. The theme of these lays is pre-selection. Throughout the period I was asking girls questions along the lines of “when did you know you’d sleep with me,” “when did you know I would go for it” and “why did you … Continue reading #89-94: Slags and the Shagger
Coaching Review and Update, Prices, August Bank Holiday Offer
This week’s post is a bit of a mish-mash of topics (and yes it is an upsell). I’ve been unplugged from the nine to five-trix for over three months now (links here and here) and I wanted to say thank you to everyone. To everyone who hired me for coaching. Everyone who bought one of … Continue reading Coaching Review and Update, Prices, August Bank Holiday Offer
2021 – 2022: My Year In Review
Another Daygame year in the bag. If you’re wondering why I count my year as 1st July to 30th June, you can check out last year’s review (link here). This year I had a big change in my life - which I’m sure you’re already aware of - and I had some great success in … Continue reading 2021 – 2022: My Year In Review
Victory Parades
It’s the Pride Parade in London this Saturday and I’ll be firmly staying away from Daygame. I asked about this on Twitter and the majority of Londoners agree with my sentiment: The reason I don’t like that day for Daygame is that I think it’s Fool’s Gold, similar to the Notting Hill Carnival and Camden … Continue reading Victory Parades
Camden Daygame Review
I recently went to Camden with a wing of mine (the same guy who I went to Clapham with; review link here). In today’s post I’ll let you know whether I recommend it for Daygame. Layout I measured out the route on Google Maps and it’s pretty hefty (disregard the names in the screenshot itself; … Continue reading Camden Daygame Review
Belgrade Review
I recently came back from Belgrade with Kaiser Daygame and here’s my review of the city. We recorded a podcast on his last day too (link here). Let’s start with the stats. Stats Approaches: 79 Number/Social Media: 23 Dates: 9 Near Misses: 3 Lays: 1 I don’t normally list near misses but on this trip … Continue reading Belgrade Review
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