Initial Tips For Wonging In?

Hey friends, 

I'm feeling a little more confident in my play now, although one of my biggest hurdles so far has been the art of Wonging In. 
I can Out just fine, that's a piece of cake, but I feel so... exposed just standing behind players watching them play, I get into my own head thinking I must seem like such an obvious back counter to the pit if I'm standing there for more than 2 minutes. I can act like a gambler and congratulate blackjacks as they come, groan when people lose, nurse a drink in my hand, chit-chat, but again -- not for very long before paranoia compels me to sit down or leave after just a few short minutes. 

Any advice is very much welcome.

Thank you,
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Learn to walk by the table and pick up the count by a quick scan of the table just after all the initial hands are dealt. Keep going and then pause at the next table. Walk back and scan the table just as the dealer finishes his hand and count any additional hit or double down cards. You may miss a card or two but you have to a mentally add that to the amount of. Cut-offs.  You can do this for only a couple rounds, and if the count remains negative, move on.  If the count remains positive, you can stop, watch a round, and then repeat the process, but once you’ve done it several times you will look like you’re back counting , so either your entry point is reached and you sit down, or move on.  

Thank you for the response. That is some helpful advice I will use in my next trip. I do dread the likely long bouts of time when the count remains negative and I'll have to just move on/wait for new shoes, but that's the whole point I suppose lol

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