Anyone tried these boules?

Hello! I know that everyone in here dont know me, but ive been in this community since the start, and been attending @Kevin ORourke , @Stephen Daykin mental training class using the Petanque Journal. This far i think this have been a amazing journey, not only the work with the journal but all the helpful discussions in here to. I know all practice take time, and i have a far way to go, but this weekend at the tournament i really felt a change. All the work with, awareness, self talk, preshot routine and less junk boule practice finally followed me to the tournament . I stuck to the process, that made me calm and the self trust increased . Im not saying that i went from 40% to 100% but this was a good step forward. I didnt bring the bad self talk, the feeling of being the weakest link wasnt there, i let my misses go without giving them big attention. Just, relax, reload and shoot again. I humble about all this and im aware that the next time it maby will be more struggle. But i believe this is something ill keep working on. With this text i just wanted to encourage you guys to keep helping eachother in here and why not try out the work with @Stephen Daykin and his Petanque Journal. @Kevin ORourke ”The boule mind” series on YouTube helped me alot in the beginning to. Highly recommend all of this. Just wanted to share the good feeling i got 😀 / Cheers 🍺

I played 2 comps today on the back of losing 13/12 twice yesterday in a triples. The first was singles which I really enjoy! First game was against a French junior champion. I was in control, pointing well and shooting well. I was 9/2 up and confident. Then a couple of huge misses at key points where if I hit I would score 3 but miss and lose 1. Then a bad end where I got 2 atrocious kicks from hidden stones and I found myself 10/9 down. I attacked and shot and carreau twice but miss the 3rd. Same thing in the next end and eventually lost 13/12 😡 Second game was a carbon copy of the first except it was a local champion who only missed 1 shot the entire game. We went toe to toe until 10/10 when I shot and carreau twice but missed the 3rd! He eventually beats me 13/12 🤬 Into doubles in the afternoon with a great local player who shoots from a squat position. Tough draw again and we lose 13/12🤬🤬🤬🤬I play 90% and he plays 80% but the opposition play better. Next game exactly the same happens against a strong Catalan team and despite playing 95% we lose 13/12! I can’t believe I lost every game to the same score. What are the lessons after this There are no guarantees in life, I can play perfect boule and still lose. The boule gods didn’t shine on me and after a 3 hour game and 15 dead ends the choice of jack placement was VIP. I hit drawn into a game I was uncomfortable with, I listened to the crowd that was partisan and should have played my own game. What lessons did you have from this weekend?

I have heard many times that the best players can use stress to their advantage. I am not able to do that, and I would love to understand and make progress on this matter.

So who's tried Obut Ton'r and Ms 2110 give me ur view on them please