I wouldn’t take it that way. Rotation happens. We see it. He knows he rotates. He tries to delay it is what he’s saying. It’s just resistance. Real and real. Right?
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I wouldn’t take it that way. Rotation happens. We see it. He knows he rotates. He tries to delay it is what he’s saying. It’s just resistance. Real and real. Right?
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It is a perfect example of feel vs real. He even says it himself. "of course it is not going to happen, but that is how my brain has to think"
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Just so we are all clear:
Real - Observable body movements
Feel - A sense of moving your body a certain way that may not = what you actually do to achieve a desired result.
The problem occurs when players who get so good at what they do, their sense of feel (because it gives them the desired results), starts becoming REAL, BUT ONLY TO THEM.
A good instructor is an instructor who understands the difference between real and feel. They can explain to a student what actually has to occur and they can use Feel instruction to help a student do what they have been taught what the Real movement should be.
Alex has a clear concept of both real and feel. He knows what he really does but he also knows for HIM to do a certain thing he needs to do a FEEL "trick" to get the desired results.
You should educate your players on Real and Feel. They should understand what they are supposed to do and they should also use any Feel "trick" THEY need to do, to get the job done. Those feel "tricks" could be different for every player. A good instructor will know what feel tricks work, and when and how to implement them.
Real - Observable body movements
Feel - A sense of moving your body a certain way that may not = what you actually do to achieve a desired result.
The problem occurs when players who get so good at what they do, their sense of feel (because it gives them the desired results), starts becoming REAL, BUT ONLY TO THEM.
A good instructor is an instructor who understands the difference between real and feel. They can explain to a student what actually has to occur and they can use Feel instruction to help a student do what they have been taught what the Real movement should be.
Alex has a clear concept of both real and feel. He knows what he really does but he also knows for HIM to do a certain thing he needs to do a FEEL "trick" to get the desired results.
You should educate your players on Real and Feel. They should understand what they are supposed to do and they should also use any Feel "trick" THEY need to do, to get the job done. Those feel "tricks" could be different for every player. A good instructor will know what feel tricks work, and when and how to implement them.
Not the same it’s a feel so he doesn’t do it too soon. He KNOWS he does it.
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He has to feel like he is doing something that he actually doesn't do so that he can do what he really wants to do. It can't get any clearer than that.
Actually that's about the most unclear thing anybody has ever said on here..
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Actually that's about the most unclear thing anybody has ever said on here..
Sarcasm is lost on the interwebs haha
LOL.... absolutely
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Some of my teaching evaluation scores/comments, coupled with this comment, must mean you have skipped my posts about physics...Actually that's about the most unclear thing anybody has ever said on here..
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