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How to be a Sled Racing Pro
Want to know how to be a sled racing pro? You’ve come to the right place. Well, this is how to be a Sled Racing Pro. First, you must have played Sled Racing a LOT!!

The Ice
The reason you need to play Sled Racing a lot before coming a pro is so you won’t slam into logs. I had played Sled Racing on my first days on Club Penguin at least 50 or more times. So when I hit the ice, I wouldn’t slam into logs. My fingers guide me not to hit anything. If you play the game a lot, you’ll get use the the track you’re on and know where to go. Play ALL levels many times. (Bunnyhill, etc.) And soon you’ll hardly run into anything. Also, when I first visited CP I thought the ice was an obstacle. IT’S NOT! It’s a big helper in Sled Racing if you know where you’re going. It can be an obstacle if you slip on it, slam into a log, and lose because everyone’s ahead of you. So you need PRACTICE.

Back or Front?
Somehow, you NEED to get in the back, or the front. Or else, you might be one of the victims of “looking at the wrong penguin.” This has happened to me before. I think I’m looking at my penguin, but then that penguin goes down the hill while I’m flat on my face. Try not to get confused. If you get in the back, or the front of everyone else, it makes it much easier to see yourself. You can also try to change your color that no one is wearing in your game. Perferabbly something bright. (Yellow, Light Blue, Pink, etc.)

Run Over the Penguin
Yeah, I know this seems a little rude, but it works sometimes. In your penguin group, pair, trio, or duo while sled racing, try going constantly side to side by the penguin. They might get confused and think its them. They could possibly get distracted, maybe annoyed, and run off. But this is also another technique to get back because you his something. I only suggest this when you want it for the money, or want to beat someone that’s been beating you contstantly.

Slopes
Try to go over all the slopes. I think they help you get ahead.

Low Resolution
Before you go into the game, you can set it to low resolution. This makes Club Penguin run faster. Also, try closing tabs or other programs that could possibly slow down your computer. To set it to low resolution, DON’T go into the game yet. This must be done before you go into the game or it won’t work. Press the minus symbol on your keyboard and your Club Penguin screen will look pixelated. This is good, because it worked. Didn’t work? Make sure the typing blinker isn’t blinking in the chat bar. (Unless you’re in safe chat).

Music
They have music in the Sled Racing game, (I think) but you might want to pick your own music. I suggest something you like, but action packed. Faster toned songs (Like Chipmunked Songs or Sped Up songs) can help you think faster and move faster.

Look What’s After You
Sometimes people tend to look at their penguin more than what’s coming ahead. If you can, look what’s coming towards you on the track so you can be prepared.

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How to Be A Tour Guide Expert
So you want to be a tour guide expert? Here’s my guide.

Become a Tour Guide!

How to Get/Find Penguins for Your Tour:
1. Find A Penguin: You can find a penguin for your tour. I suggest this. You may see penguins waddling around Club Penguin which their name starts with “P” and then has a variety of numbers after it. The “P” means “Penguin” and the numbers represent which penguin number is. Example: P111222333 (Yep, there are more than 111 million penguins on Club Penguin) But these are the people to look for! There are new, and their names have not completley registered yet, so they get a temporary name. Also, click on their penguin. They usually have nothing, or few items.
2. Hold Up A Sign: If you hold up your tour sign, it will attract people. I suggest holding it up in any popular place. Or Ski Village. People will come. Wait a few more minutes, and when you’ve got everyone continue on your way.

Tour Warm-Up:
1. Welcome the Penguins- Welcome the penguins on your tour. I suggest sending them the postcard that says, “Welcome to Club Penguin”. They will appreciate it, and they get to test out how postcards work.
2. Befriend Them- Send them a buddy request. Or accept their buddy request. Since they are most likely to have no or little friends because they are new, they probably would like to have some.
3. Questions- Ask them if they have any questions about Club Penguin. Tell them that you can answer their questions at any time. You may need to tell them that Club Penguin filters out some words and they don’t show, even though they are not bad.

Starting the Tour:
1. Tell Them About Where You Are- Tell them about where they are. To get the best out of a tour, I suggest telling them the pre-written text. Then you can add your own text after that. Just go the the safe chat list, and click “Activities” then click “Give A Tour”. Make sure you are a tour guide, and you have your tour hat! If there’s