字幕列表 影片播放 列印英文字幕 Erik: How has learning to play pétanque given you a new way to learn from others? Matt: Boy, it has been incredible. You know, somebody gave me a cheap pétanque set and pétanque is like French bocce. It's a little bit more tactical. The French pop the ball into the air and drop it in the right spot rather than bowling the ball, and they usually play on crushed granite. So it's all about how you place the ball and when you place the ball, and the kinds of tactics that you have, and, of course, also the people that you play with. Sometimes I play with folks who are negative, you know, and the things that are coming out of their mouth and, especially, if they're a teammate of mine, it's gonna affect the way I play. And sometimes I play with people who have an enthusiastic positive attitude, and I tend to do really well with my enthusiastically positive teammate. I play with a lot of French folks, it's a French game, and they are an incredible bunch of people, sometimes playfully arrogant but just wonderful, wonderful folks. And it's -- for these people, it's -- it's like golf, but because of the team aspect of it and the tactics that you use, and the overall strategy that you use to win points, I think it's far more challenging and you get more out of it. I actually get more out of it than I do golf.
B1 中級 佩坦克運動如何連接多元化的社區--馬特-柯蒂斯。 (How Playing Petanque Connects a Diverse Community - Matt Curtis) 33 1 黃鈺茱 發佈於 2021 年 01 月 14 日 更多分享 分享 收藏 回報 影片單字