[TheSalche]

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I also think that, if you want to eventually play at higher stakes games, having more practice dealing with marginal hands can only help.

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I think this is part of the 'problem' here. A competent person with some poker background in hold'em or omaha, can pick up a copy of 7CS4AP, read it and practice its teachings without playing the marginal hands, and be a winning player at the lower limits. Obviously when you start moving to the 30/60 level that a lot of you guys are at, if you only play big pairs, strong 3 flush or 3 straight draws then you're probably going to lose a lot because you'll be marked as a rock and won't get as much action when you hit your big hands.