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Prisoner of GRİZZLY (3)
Re: Prisoner of GRİZZLYby Peter Rolfe 17 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Prisoner of GRİZZLY) was posted by Peter Rolfe, on 9/1/2008 12:57:52 PM:
| Like you, I've been practising hard with Grizzly. I've found that it's good to play with if I'm positive and attack whenever I can. It's not very effective in defence, though if I remember to push chop, rather than just chop or just push, the ball keeps low and bounces awkwardly for the opposition. I'm at last beginning to beat people again that i did with Boomerang pips out. Grizzly makes me work harder than ideally I want at my age (!) but I'm beginning to feel at home with it. |