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    SAM’S TIPS FOR IN-BETWEENERS

    May 27, 2020 2 minutes

    1. Find the right instructor

    “Don’t waste money on flashy instructors. It’s all about whether you understand each other,” Sam advises. “The best shot in the world may not be the best teacher or coach. Those that are great may not shout about it; they don’t need to. A great teacher has to understand how you learn and how you ‘see’ the target, or

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