Practice sessions all members including Coaching

Large number practice sessions are very difficult to run as they will invariably involve members of different abilities and learning rates all trying to do the same thing at once, if there are say 4 or five people per rink, each player only gets a practice go every few minutes and chats with "mates" break out in the gaps which means that concentration is never as it should be... So practice should always be a solitary exercise if you really want to progress.. remember practice is not a "roll up" or a "game situation"...so dont confuse the two... But practice can and should be fun, so pop over to the coaching tab on the website for a fuller insight to what you can achieve at BTBC.. We have 3 great coaches (i,ve got to say that) who come free of charge... so why not give them a go if you need to, but remember, improving at this game is about you wanting to improve, so after checking the Coaching tab as mentioned, get down to the green and practice whenever you can..