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**Abaronos** · 11-03-2005, 08:00 AM

Confound, if they can't take a hint, make it clear. Present the same opening, again and again and again, until they recognise it and cut correctly. Don't accept any other cuts (ie, block them). Make them do the same cut at least 4-5 times. You really don't have to tell them anythting. Through repetition, they'll quickly understand what is required.

I'm sure you would have had some experience when the sensei has made you do kakarigeiko and wont let you stop until you do that large men that they wanted. Next time you square up to them, you know what they want. Use the same principle with your students.

Obviously, if they have no idea to start with, you will need to explain what cut they should do with which opening. That done, they have no excuse.

Hope this helps.

11-03-2005, 08:00 AM	#4
Abaronos Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 452 Senior Member	Confound, if they can't take a hint, make it clear. Present the same opening, again and again and again, until they recognise it and cut correctly. Don't accept any other cuts (ie, block them). Make them do the same cut at least 4-5 times. You really don't have to tell them anythting. Through repetition, they'll quickly understand what is required. I'm sure you would have had some experience when the sensei has made you do kakarigeiko and wont let you stop until you do that large men that they wanted. Next time you square up to them, you know what they want. Use the same principle with your students. Obviously, if they have no idea to start with, you will need to explain what cut they should do with which opening. That done, they have no excuse. Hope this helps.
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