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  1. 01-16-2014, 08:09 AM #1
    1plus1equals3
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    HiLo or FELT

    I have been practicing HiLo for a while now. It is almost becoming second nature for me. I know that FELT is a more accurate system, and easy to learn, but is it worth my time to change to a level 2 counting system and start over again?

    Edit: I think the question I am trying to pose is; Was it hard to change systems when you have been using one for a while?

    I feel like I would keep overlooking 7's and counting others as +-1.
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