When you demonstrate the techniques, don't stop when they tap, to show how effective it is.
The students will flock to you when they hear about the broken arms and strangulations.
:p
Just messin. I'm sure you'll do great dude!
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When you demonstrate the techniques, don't stop when they tap, to show how effective it is.
The students will flock to you when they hear about the broken arms and strangulations.
:p
Just messin. I'm sure you'll do great dude!
Class went great guys. Thanks for the advice. 10th planet Kent hotbox!!! :)
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Be flexible in your approach.
and in your legs. rest of your body as well but especially your legsQuote:
Originally Posted by Brian Beaumont AKA Thor
Hey the warm up drills have worked great for us as a base before we get to the real lesson. Listen to Eddie explain the way he does the warm ups for class and they are laid out in mts.
Thanks again everyone. Have read all your advice and will take it on board for sure. :)
Looking good man! Congrats on the first of many great classes!
Thanks bro :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Chad Clark
:) what I ment was all have specific goals for the class but sometimes the learning needs of the group may take you down another path that will yield a much greater reward than the material you were planning on teaching. Be comfortable enough with your lesson plan that you can divert when nessisary but still finish on task.Quote:
Originally Posted by Isaac Atley
where & when do you teach Sam?