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The difference between a rookie and a pro in the game used to be a tough one for me to answer. I used to think it was knowing what to do in every situation with a girl. Then I realized that this was impossible, in any fight you arm yourself with too many weapons you eventually weigh yourself down. At 29 I realized it’s all about knowing what defense you’re looking at, before you can know how to handle a situation with a girl you must first be able to clearly define the situation you are in. Knowing if she’s playing hard to get, knowing what’s a shit test, what’s a red flag and when’s she’s flirting is better knowledge than having tons of moves for each. Sometimes you’ll meet a woman doing all three at the same time, that’s when it gets interesting.
I would rather go out with a guy who has two or three solids moves mastered than a guy who’s read every blog and PUA book available to him. Sometimes limitations are a good thing.
On Saturday The Rookie took the hardest hit in game I’ve ever seen. It was a blind side hit on a blitz and honest to blog, for a second I saw his soul leave his body. You should be reading about his adventures over on his blog (here). But right now he’s facing one of the toughest smartest defenses in the DC game at 26 he’s going up against a 31 year old. When he came to he had a reaction like this one….
But I told him, this is easily the hardest test you will ever have to go through. You’re playing at the highest level, against a more experienced adversary with your back against the wall. After this there will be no surprises in the game, this moment this instance right now will be the one you look back on in the future and remember that things could always be worse. So get up, put your helmet back on and let’s go win this thing.
