Seeking a Practice Partner in San Francisco

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Judy Whorton
Judy Whorton Asked 12 years ago

I've followed your lessons for about 23 weeks now and find them very informative.  But as you know, one needs a partner who's willing to get together once per lesson to practice.  I play at various places here in San Francisco and know of a couple of places where there is usually no wait for a table AND they're free.  Are there any Premium Members in the San Francisco bay area who are also wanting to work on these lessons on a regular basis?  I sure hope so.  Thanks, Judy

Alois Rosario
Member Badge Alois Rosario Answered 12 years ago

Hi Judy,

I hope we can find you one.

This is a common problem we find so lets see if we can find you a willing training partner.

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Noah Salzman

Noah Salzman Posted 12 years ago

Hi Judy,

I live in Noe Valley and have a decent setup in my garage (robot and all).  I also play every weekend at the Sunset TT club.  Drop a line if you're interested in playing.  -Noah


Judy Whorton

Judy Whorton Posted 12 years ago

Hi Noah,

I live in the Inner-Sunset (nearly adjacent neighborhood.)  Contact me if you're interested in getting together regularly to work on PingSkills' weekly lessons.  I know of a couple of places with tables that allow a bit more room to move about than our lower level.  [I too have table and robot.]   Judy


Alois Rosario

Member Badge Alois Rosario from PingSkills Posted 12 years ago

Hope this works out for you two Premium members.


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