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11-26-2007, 09:44 PM
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Re: techniques for chugging
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[ QUOTE ] op your my hero for this post i can out drink most anyone but i am the worst shotgunner/chugger anyone have a serious tip-- this is a disability youve gotta be sensitive to it [/ QUOTE ] 1. Pinch the cup into the shape of an oval, it makes it a lot easier to chug. 2. Practice with water. Keg beer is often really flat, so it's not that much harder than water to take down. [/ QUOTE ] Not only can I not do this with beer, but really not with any liquid. Pls to be explaining 
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11-26-2007, 10:11 PM
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Re: techniques for chugging
[/ QUOTE ] Not only can I not do this with beer, but really not with any liquid. Pls to be explaining [/ QUOTE ] You have to practice a lot, and you will probably throw up a lot before you get better at it. Start small. Fill a solo cup up to the small line on the inside and practice taking it down in one large gulp. Keep practicing and moving up until you can take down a full beer. When you get to this level, just tile your head back as you pinch the cup and try to take the beer down in 2-3 gulps. As ghey as the "open the throat" advice is, it is the secret. You will throw up a lot while trying to get better, but practicing will keep you from losing to the girls team in flip cup because you are sipping 1/4 cup of beer.
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#6
11-27-2007, 03:57 PM
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Re: techniques for chugging
I learnt how to do this by swiftly drinking litre bottles of water before bed to avoid hangovers. Just tilt the so the neck is facing straight down, put your head back and open your mouth - practice until you don't spill anything.
It's really easy. You could practice by putting a straw in the neck of the bottle too, as it improves the speed at which the beer flows. (obv straw not in mouth)
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