12-07-2020, 04:54 PM
It contains a simple to understand answer how I see natty training.
It's more of a "realist" type of book. It's short, cheap and to the point.
I like it more than I like TF II even though TF II took me more time.
However, I believe Potential is a more complete book as it talks about the natty limit in greater detail.
It's more of a "realist" type of book. It's short, cheap and to the point.
I like it more than I like TF II even though TF II took me more time.
However, I believe Potential is a more complete book as it talks about the natty limit in greater detail.