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PRD loves DRRG |
When it comes to my own playing it didn't go as well as I imagined... I was ready to be super agile, fast and furious, to block everyone trying to pass me, to score millions and millions of points and just leap through the pack. In fact I took penalties, was late too many times in my moves and unable to forecast. I also got stuck in the pack, went to the box for stupid mistakes, fell like a bambi and at some point felt quite miserable. But every time I got back to our bench the cheerful supporting atmosphere ran over me and no setbacks made me miserable after that. Sometimes I even got through the back, actually blocked and did good stuff. Most importantly I learned a lot, for example:
- bridging correctly, reforming the pack
- trying to anticipate the jammers next move when blocking
- confusing the opposing jammer in jam start when jamming
- team work, pushing my teammates
- figuring out their strategy for the game and adjusting to it
During the evening and night we found out how great all the derby people in Turku were. They made us welcome, they took us to dinner, then they drank beer with us, had a great after party, gave us beds to sleep in, took us to their practice and we enjoyed the hall with a full track. They were loud and hugged us, never gave up cheering for us. I miss everyone already!
PORVOO! SÖPÖLIINIT!
VastaaPoista<3: Turku
MOI TURKU! OOTTE PARHAITA!
VastaaPoista