The way is to keep on learning
In cockfighting the more you know, the more you should know you still have a lot more to know.
The biggest problem anyone can have in the chicken game is to think one knows it all (Floyd Gurley, The Scientific Breeding of Gamefowl, 1992).
After understanding the basics do not stop learning. Cock fighting is a continuing education. It is a truism in cock fighting, as in life, that he who thinks he already knows much actually understands less. He will be a loser. He who knows he knows less understands much. He will be a winner.
As you go along in this game you will find that answers lead to more questions. Because in the journey through the world of Sabong, there is neither absolute right nor absolute wrong.
If you will not stop seeking you will continue to find more education, more information, more knowledge. You will continue to learn more techniques, systems and methods. You will not only learn more, you will also enjoy the sport even more. You will enjoy the challenges, the victories and even the setbacks.
The way to enjoy the game is to believe in yourself, believe in your birds. But never make believe you’re the best. More than anything else, a cockfighter’s most dangerous enemy is his ego. Thus, don’t look up to someone because he may not be always right. Nor look down on anyone for he may not be always wrong. Learn enough. For in cock fighting one is like a mason piling blocks for a structure of seemingly boundless specifications
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