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Old 06-21-2009, 01:56 PM   #3
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I will refrain from adding my own personal two cents to this ( so as not to confuse you further ) and suggest that to begin with, just follow the guidelines. That is, "best of last 3, distance surface". Once you are comfortable with that, you can either stay with it, because you are happy with your results OR experiment a little, while monitoring your results. In time you will develop your own method of picking pace lines.
REMEMBER, if you don't like the race, you can always PASS IT!

Good Luck!
Thank you for reminging me of the best rule out there PASS PASS PASS
Something I forgot, and should never forget, learn to PASS, even if it means no plays today, except today I play, starting tomorrow I mean, lol.

thank you for your response, passing is very Important, and I must learn it.

Patrick
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