Yesterday I was on the seminar in Oslo and Im so glad, but mostly lucky that I find it on the internet just 5 days before. I was actually on google to find info about AA, and there I find lovesystems and the Oslo seminar at the same saturday as I was there due to work. WEEEEEEEEEE!

5.0 & Keychain are grait guys, I accualy agree with everything thay say and you can tell that they know so much more than thay had the time to talk about.
The seminar was kept farly simple, and stright on. No big boring, theorys that we all could read about online, insted we got to learn all the prectical tips and tactics and thoughts about pickup. These things I saw realy usefu to my game.

I found out about the community in autumn 2004 when I was 21, then I had't eaven kissed a girl, and was far from having any action at all. After I started to have some success with the girs and had my first girlfriend I got lazy and got out the community and so I hade a brake for two years now.
BUT I'M BACK! YES, I'M BACK! And I love it so!

Many thanks to 5.0 & Keychain and Lovesystems for giving me an extra spark to continue my journey to become the man I was born by my mum to be. These guys are just grait, I realy like them. And I so love the community!

take care/
Hobbe from Sweden, working for a Danish company in Norway.

First off, let me say that I was about 45 minutes late and probably missed some important basics, and as I haven't read or studied ''The Game'' in any way before, I'll take that into consideration in this review.

Keychain and 5.0 were the hosts of the seminar, and both were funny (although key's humor was very silly at times), entertaining guys who seemingly had great passion for what they were teaching. Keychain is a pretty laidback kind of guy, with long, red (?) hair, while 5.0 has a bit more stylish, boybandish look, so in that manner we received tutoring from two completely different lads.

What they emphasized the most on from the start was having ''value'', ''spikes'' in behaviour, and the importance of mixing both physical and verbal contact (they probably have some cool name for this as well, but as I'm a total newbie to this thing I have no clue what it is).

Value is basically what a woman (or ''target'' as 5.0 said, although correcting himself saying he didn't like the word ) finds valueable in a man, and as all women are also human (shocker), they all seek different values. A rich and successful businessman has much value to a low income single mother, but relatively little value to a middle aged sugar mamma looking for a hot young stud. As result, you have to pick up on what is valueable to the chick you're trying to pick up. They emphasized the importance of this very well.

They also presented the spikes in behaviour nicely, and used examples like a high-energy guy having to slow down and be sexual occassionally to not seem like one-trick-pony, and likewise a laidback, sexual guy having to get up and show he's not completely boring 24/7. As I mentioned earlier, 5.0 and Keychain are two completely different guys, so in that sense it sort of proved what they were saying.

They also mentioned that both physical and verbal contact was very important (as in, you can't just sit and touch a chick for 3 hours while smiling akwardly, and you shouldn't just sit and speak coldly to her either), but this is rather obvious, so I won't put much weight into that.

In total, the two tutors were funny, passionate and informative, and although they obviously did not have time to elaborate deeply on any subjects, the 3-hour seminar is a nice kickstart to anyone who would like to learn to pick up girls in ''The Game''-style. It was also very cheap, roughly 50$, so if you have any doubts on whether you want to splash 3000$ on these guys for a bootcamp, I'd suggest you hit the road and find a seminar first to see what you're getting.

Jimii