Customer Reviews

Player's Handbook Volume 1 - Pickup and Seduction Secrets For Men Who Love Women & Sex (and Want More of Both)

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its short, concise, and offers simple advice to the novice. nothing in here will blow your mind, but its a good starting point for some i guess.

I am a 45 year-old who is back on the dating scene. These days things aren't how they used to be. I feel like a fish out of water especially after reading a lot of the seduction books that give advice that, to me, feel like you're being encouraged to treat women disrespectfully. Maybe a lot of that advice works for men in their 20's.

While I wish this book had more meat to it, I felt relieved to have a book written by someone who approached dating with a mature "old school" style. In this book you'll find tips on being a real man, not a clown or a show pony. While I want to learn how to connect with women on a deeper level and this book doesn't go into that, I do give it five stars for reminding me of how being a gentleman is the right approach.

I have several books on the topic of women and sex and i would have to say this one rates near the bottom. It is well written very short and full of pretty common sense stuff. Nothing really jumped out at me as overly helpful. Outside of that Tommy Orlando's professional "nice guy" view of the women that he goes after was pretty refreshing. Women are not just objects for us to conquer.

This book is full of common-sense stuff like keeping your room clean. No great insights or relevations. Mildly enteraining but not really useful. You are not going to learn any great secrets that are really going to boost your success with women. Save your money or take your chances on one of the other books on this subject.

its very simple and too the point but if u know anything about anything its a insult. its good for some people but if u know anything relating to women this book is common sense.

Got this book not knowing what to expect, but I will say I didn't expect the author to be this nice. He has a good balance between taking control of this situation, being approachable, taking care of women's needs, and not being a total pushover.

The thing I took away from this book is that you can be in control of your dating situation, if that is what you desire.

This is the kind of book you with you had gotten in high school. It breaks down what successful men are doing with women in an easy to understand way that anybody can understand. If nothing else, this book will get you thinking about your approach to women and change your perspective. Regardless of what you may believe, and what many books try to sell you on, this stuff isn't that complicated. Kudos to Tommy for keeping things simple.

Everything in life has a set of rules. The Players handbook is a set of rules that all men should have. Like all rules you get to choose the ones to follow and the ones to break. Don't break to many or you will end up a Chump!

The book was pretty useful and it cover a lot of aspects about being player. I had never read a book on the subject, but I would have to say I was pretty satisfied with the book. I would like to have seen the book go into a little specific details in certain aspects but over all it was a good read, I think I'll check out Vol 2 to see what the author has to add onto the original.

I thought this book gave lots of good practical advice on what guys should do when they are out there in the dating world. Dating isn't easy--we all know that--so any help is welcome. This book is full of nuts and bolts practical advice on all aspects of dating, from what he calls "qualifying" them to how to set up your bachelor pad, and of course asking them out and what your car should be like. If you only read the first two chapters, it will be worth it. I had been on a dry spell for several months, and after reading this book, I realized I was wasting my time on many of the woman I was courting. Using the advice in this book, I have girls in my condo every weekend. My friends refer to me as "Big Daddy."