#bears cave

Bears’ Cave – The Showcase Of Natural Wonder

The not-so-popular only discovered a few decades ago, Bears’ Cave is a place of wonder and fascination. Seriously, not a lot of this kind of places can be visited, so when in Romania, more exactly in the Apuseni Natural Park, which is in the northwestern part of the country, paying a visit to Bears’ Cave is an absolute must.

I got there as part of my 4 days around Romania tripand it was one of…

Paul Coudamy has created a fantastic bears cave in Paris any lodge-lover would yearn for. Paul Coudamy’s bears cave is made for a company named Beartech, and is designed out of wood particles found in dumpsters and wastelands.

Communication is the key to any good relationship. I have covered how to communicate off the field. You also need to be able to talk to your teammates calmly and productively during a tournament, when emotions are running high. But that only scratches the surface; you need to be communicating during the game, too. Communication is something we work on every practice. Even the top teams don't communicate to their fullest potential; it's something we can always work on. Unless every team member knows the body count and positions of the other team from the breakout to the flag hang, you can work on communication. Try to focus on one guy right in front of you. Make sure he knows everything going on. Work on moving information across the field, not just in front of you. Remember to keep it simple; only communicate essential facts. Direct information where it should go. Your snake guy needs to be reminded that there's a player in his mirror, but he probably doesn't need to hear that the back center is hot every other call. Speak naturally, address players by name and breathe. It isn't really life and death out there.

when playing top events, you have to remember with events like X-ball and Race to formats, that the sidelines can destroy your teams communication ability to function. Don't let this happen. Productively develop bunker names, calls for when you shoot someone, calls for when a team mate gets shot, and calls for the time is running low, and guns are down. You never want to let the sidelines your gears down, because they will simply let your competition know during a match.