tactical or technical manouvres, whichone is better of teaching to an individual?
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i would say technical manouvres,cause individually they needs these technical to be good in the field.Tactical are more for the coach or the manager of the teams as they are the one who could read the game and change the tactic if it needs to.
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yes it is. i know this person he is left handed still. but he does stuff with his right hand to. it is hard though. i have tried it. but you can do it. (u spelled trained wrong)
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I checked military library catalouges, and found no reference to published material that would teach the LINE system.  I concluded that due to the deadly applications of this combat system, documentation on this system has not been published and training videos, if any exist, are not circulating for use by the general public.  \n\nIf you are intent on learning this method, you will need to seek instruction from a person.  Wikipedia states that this combat system was replaced by the Marine Corps Martial Arts Program, which is 'more humane'.\n\nIt seems likely that to gain training in any military level combat systems, you may have to enroll in the military, or find a resource who was trained by the military.
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Leadership. Civilian organizations teach management skills. There is a big difference between leadership and management. Leaders provide purpose, direction and motivation for accomplishing a specific mission. Leaders genuinely care for their subordinates, and their well being, while still getting the mission done. Leaders set the example by their actions thereby  causing their subordinates to emulate their behavior, which in turn generates more leaders. A manager supervises subordinates and only cares about the bottom line. You don't need the military to learn how to kill people. Just go to a rough neighborhood if you want to kill people. The tactics used by the military to kill can be learned in an SWAT academy or any back woods militia in America. Hope this answers your question.
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i am a retired teacher.ive learned aside from all this new fancy dan approaches best why to teach it is the way you gotit.remember its not important how much you cover but how well you cover what you do cover.also augment every lesson with a project or visual aid      hands on     pertenant to the subject being taught.with this methology you can teach any subject or grade level this basic methology will make you a great teacher.
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Quickest to learn for Self Defense – Judo\n\nIn 6 weeks to 6 months you can learn to defend yourself. Highly recommended for females. The bigger your opponent is - the harder they fall. After two / three years of Karate you're still a danger to yourself, it’s not easy to fight with your feet.\n\nBest for sports education – Judo and Tae Kwon Do\n\nYou are likely to find Judo and Tae Kwon Do offered in College and of course they are Olympic sports. \n\nIn general Korean Karate is 60/40  - feet / hands and Japanese Karate is 40/60  - feet / hands. A young man already taught boxing would find Japanese Karate easier to learn for this reason. \n\nThere are many soft styles of Martial Arts (i.e. Aikido) that are effective but by design take a very long time to master. \n\nThere is no “Best” style. The individual athlete is more important than the style. \n\nWhat to avoid – \nAmerican created Martial Arts, often with a Kung Fu type name. Such as  - Jim’s Kung Fu and Karate’.  (There is authentic Kung Fu, but Americans often plagiarize the name).\n\nGood Luck and Have Fun!
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Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Hapkido, stuff like that. You'll learn wrist locks, pressure points, submission moves, stuff you'll need to arrest perps!
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Quicksilver8676: \n\nBEST ANSWER!! Totally agree with every word. I've studied martial arts for over ten years. I teach self defence mixing Taekwondo and Ju Jitsu techniques. Cross training is the way to go but knowlege snf training in ANY martial art will be useful in a REAL situation.\n\nHood_12: \n\nDumbest guy you'll ever meet. Every post he makes is negative about TKD as he was screwed over by his instructor/school. It does happen sometimes. Most people notice they are been taken for a ride after a couple of lessons. Not this moron tho. Took him five years LOL
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Study your manuals and not take shortcuts as if you do you will short yourself and the next level will be harder. Sounds preachy but the course is to better you. I've taken lot's of those courses and when I went to Iraq I was amazed at the little things that pertained to my MOS that I found useful.
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If you are in college, some schools offer courses in Professional Development.  If you are not in school, try to find a mentor (someone you think is tactful and diplomatic) and mirror that person's actions and seek their advise before you approach others.  It is definitely not going to be learned overnight.
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It is not lack of training at all! It is fear that you may not perform as well as you would like. If you use this fear to your advantage you can use it to fire you up, before playing football (soccer) i try and use music to both calm me and fire me up (if that makes sense)
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Air Farce has better training opportunities, but if you're hard-headed and need a kick in the butt to get motivated you need the Marines. I'm Navy, wish I were AF.
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Modern technology in some instances would be used to speed training and provide better results. \n\nFor example, I can get on my computer and literally find an answer to any question or information on any topic I choose, whereas in a non technological environment, it may prove to be difficult or near impossible to quickly learn some things, as in (The hard way). \n\nIn summation, your statement refers to dull witted and unhealthy beings, I hardly find technology to be at fault here, more like pour upbringing and substandard  public school results . . . . . . . .wouldn't you agree?\n\nDarryl S.
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I take great pride in my ability to do many things,(e.i. breaking and training horses <sometimes ones never been handled>, obedience training unruly dogs, driving 18 wheelers, operator heavy equipment, major carpentry work, professional painter, plumbing, auto mechanics, won trophies in marksmanship and in horse show competitions, etc.) But I've learned every bit of this from different men (7 brothers, 4 uncles, father, and a husband.) And I've not let it all go to my head to the point that I believe I'm better at these things than every man, because I'm not. I think your ability to do certain things better depends on the individual's desire to be the best they can be and if they had a good instuctor to teach them, not a sex.
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Both, u learn in both ways.. remember: "teaching is learning twice!!"
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1.  Mind over Body.  Student sees something in front of him - something solid.  Must oversome that.\n2.  Confidence boost.  \n3.  Make sure the technique is performed properly.  You can take just about anyone off the street and they break 1 board.  But when you start breaking 4,5,6 boards the technique has to be performed correct.\n4. Last but not least just in case you are ever attacked by a tree you can defend yourself!  hahaha  j/k
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Depends on the training.  Presumably yourself...