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Cube Canada777 Posts June 15 2009 08:28 GMT #21 well done quint!

Psyonic_Reaver United States4329 Posts June 15 2009 08:36 GMT #22 This was REALLY good. Thank you.

Seraphim United States4467 Posts June 15 2009 08:50 GMT #23 Nice work! Awesome read!

Shadrik 45 Posts June 15 2009 10:29 GMT #24 Wow, great job!

Zoler Sweden6339 Posts June 15 2009 11:43 GMT #25 nice

KasPra Estonia983 Posts June 15 2009 11:54 GMT #26 Best guide so far, this is a MUST read for me!

Foucault Sweden2826 Posts June 15 2009 12:33 GMT #27 "I am considered a very intelligent player" - InControl Neat =)

ReCharge Philippines505 Posts June 15 2009 13:44 GMT #28 Wow, this guide is so true, it really makes wish I never deleted my super Pro level Storm 6 HT + storm > 100 hydras. :D

Cpt Obvious Germany3073 Posts June 16 2009 06:47 GMT #29 This guide cost way too much of my Sunday morning sleep to be on page 2!

Piste 6162 Posts June 16 2009 07:06 GMT #30 oh my all these guides. don't hae the eergy to read em all:d

Djabanete United States2786 Posts June 16 2009 07:44 GMT #31 Best guide I've read so far IMO. Good writing style and a really important topic. 10/10 give him a beta key Forgot to mention, great banner too.

RaGe Belgium9942 Posts June 16 2009 16:33 GMT #32 deserves more attention imo

HiOT Sweden1000 Posts June 17 2009 17:47 GMT #33 I've read this guide over the past days, one point at the time. I must say, this is absolutely the best guide I've read so far!

Respire Sweden5 Posts June 17 2009 21:51 GMT #34 Dude I made an account here only for saying: thank you so much for creating this thread! There's so many things in this thread I never even thought about. I'll work 100% on my confidence now and I'll also not be afraid to being flexible with my builds and trying new stuff anymore. Thank you so much, mate!

Liquid`Jinro Sweden33719 Posts June 18 2009 20:12 GMT #35 I like it, I think it can be useful to a lot of people.

lepape Canada557 Posts June 18 2009 20:58 GMT #36 Really nice post. I always thought improving in SC (or any skill in life basically) is all about having the right mindset. If you try to learn something new every game, you then understand it's a good thing to lose. The closest you are to your 5000th loss, the closest you are from becoming an even better player.

pyrogenetix United Arab Emirates5090 Posts June 18 2009 21:23 GMT #37 badass guide. i've always tried to have both feet on the ground when i play and have good posture etc, with a glass of water to sip from between games.

Knickknack United States1187 Posts June 18 2009 21:55 GMT #38 Neat article, I like it, good job. Deals with things like relaxation and concentration that are hardly talked about. Minor things I might disagree with though, such as, both feet planted on ground. Heck, if someone wants to play in full lotus, go right ahead. As long as it is pain free, stable, and alert position (spine straight)...fine. In fact, it is easier to keep spine straight in certain sitting postures than normal in a chair feel on the ground style. Legs falling asleep does not do any damage, and can be forgotten. Will finish reading it later, thx. re: Well, the point is that both feet firmly on the ground is not a given, and you should not write that it is. There are other options open which may be better if you are in good shape and know what you are doing.

SoulMarine United States586 Posts June 18 2009 22:33 GMT #39 You forgot one thing though: Reflection. Just look back and see how much you have improved, and show yourself you can and will get better.

Quint 467 Posts June 18 2009 23:12 GMT #40 Thanks for the feedback and input, guys. Regardless of the outcome of the contest, I am going to update and revise certain parts of the guide, since some of the ideas and topics I wanted to deal with fell prey to the lack of time. So I really appreciate your ideas and input - keep them coming! Knickknack: I thought the better part of an hour whether to include that sitting cross-legged is fine when you are used to it (I know that a lot of Koreans do it) but finally decided against it because it is really not healthy for your legs going numb over an extended period of time. Of course you can ignore it, but in return you would have to sacrifice mental energy you could have used otherwise. SoulMarine: Thanks, definitely something I am going to add in the future updates of that guide.

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