Which one is more important: Style or Technique??WHY?
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This sounds like an instrumental question, or so I assume, if not just ignore me. \n\nI'm a trombone player, I've been playing for about 13 years or so, and I've played professionally in the military as well.\n\nI would say technique is more important than style. Style is something that is objective. There is marcato, staccato, lyrical, romantic, baroque, etc, etc, and each style varies with the period in which the piece was written. So, style is objective and can change from player to player. Also keep in mind that each individual has the artistic freedom to give the various styles his or her own special touch. (Also note that any successful professional player is able to read in just about any style.)\n\nTechnique, however, is not objective. There is good technique and bad technique. A player who articulates too harshly, or has a bad tone, or uses a poor embouchure is a player who exercises poor technique. Who cares if you can play anything put in front of you stylistically perfect if your tone sounds like shit.\n\nIn my book technique comes first. Once good technical habits are learned, then it's easy to start incorporating style ... besides, interpretation of style will kind of progress as you progress as a player anyway.
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its most important to b both...
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Simply fashion, theres no technical reason for it. \n\nHave to say the subject of this book of yours sounds a little bit dodgy...
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Change your approach so you dont make marks; be creative. One does not always have to use the same technique.
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While mostly a matter of opinion, a martial arts style's success is dependent on two major factors: Training, Style-Body compatibility.\n\nThe US Army uses Brazillian Jujitsu, since it relies on ground fighting (IE wrestling on the ground) and has several skeltal locks (bending joints in opposite directions to break them). It is good for all around survival in most unarmed fights.\n\nThe Isreali style, known as Krav Maga, is designed without specific stances, focusing instead on striking points and utilizing your body's natural kenetics to maximize impact against your target. It is likely the easiest, and fastest way to learn unarmed defense.\n\nJeet Kun Do, though very philisophical in nature, is utilizing natural momentum and adaptibility, in concert with timing and mental focus (more so that traditional Kung Fu). This style is amazingly fast and has a great deal of potential, but it takes a very lon time to master and has many 'fake' schools, that lack the full depth in training.\n\nLastly, you have Federated Sambo, this relies a great deal on body strength, as it is a combination of over 200+ forms of cultural wrestling from Russia, used by Spetznaz (Russian Special Forces) it is similar in effect to Brazillian Jujitsu in use of skeletal locks. It is a very brutal form and can devistating in close quarters against an untrained opponent.\n\nSo to answer your question completely, you have several factors to consider in your choice of martial art, the best way to decide is to look at local schools, and sit in on a session or two as an observer (most credible schools have no problems allowing this) and find th estyle that fits your needs and capibilities.\n\nI hope that helps.
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Yes, dress is important to a degree, but it is not even one of the most important factors that contribute to success.  And how do you define success?  Is that a teacher who can reach all students, or is it the teacher who makes the most money?  I've known very well-dressed teachers who had a tough time, and very casually dressed teachers who were marvellous. \n\nTeachers dress in a style that suits the school and community in which they work.  Over-dressing is as big a mstake as dressing down.  Some teaching jobs demand very casual and comfortable dress - for example a teacher who is required to do personal care and lifting of students as part of the job will need to dress differently from the teacher who teaches only high school math.  Attitude and skill are much more important to success than dress.\n\nThe best rule of thumb about dress is to follow the lead of other teachers in the school ad community doing similar work.  Don't be scruffy, though.  Students don't respect teachers who are scruffy.  Neat and well groomed and presentable and comfortable is good, but you don't need to worry about making a fashion statement unless you really want to.   \n\nOddly enough, with students sometimes eccentric is also good.  Eccentric can stand out in a good way.   When I was an elementary school principal I had a pair of very comfortable green suede "buckle and t-strap" shoes the kids loved - on the soles one shoe had a red section and the other had a green section - to show right and left, I told them - the kids loved to see the soles of those shoes.\n\nI hope my thoughts help.
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Practice does not make perfect, it makes "permenant".  If you practice something the wrong way, it will be the way you do it naturally, and relearning it will be hard as hell.  Same if you practice it the right way.  And as for what makes practice?  Doing something over and over again.
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I would have to say experience, because then you have better judgement in whatever feild you are in. It's better to have done something correctly than just to know how to do it.
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Imitaion is always the best form of change. Practice the British trills and you'll get the hang of it. For a bad example, I change my handwriting style when I get bored with it, adding new frills and whatnot. It takes me a while to catch on, but after writing a few school assignments, I've got the hang of my new style. Good luck!
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Who is better in doing what?\n:-)
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Which one do you like better?
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Bond and Talent.\nHere is an officiallink for you.
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depends on if you like to dance in nightclubs, or if you like listening to music at home with headphones. \n\nsouthern & western rap is better for clubbing, and New York rap is better if you like complex lyrics and more intricate beats.  \n\nNY rap is more pure to the culture , and rap from everywhere else is more likely to mix styles of music, generally speaking.
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I think BOTH are important. And yes, looks do matter. Would you be attracted to someone wearing dirty clothes and who didn't take a shower or try to style their hair?
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Appearance is always important. The way one looks is what we present to people and is the first perception that the mind focuses on, I'm sure you notice how a female looks by her clothing alone. We should always take pride in what we wear and what message we are trying to convey, for we usually dress for what role that we want to be in.
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Very broad choices. Why did you chose those two? Whats your interest? Choose what you like doing that will make it the best for you. I'd first recommend being better with your spelling because neither of those professions take sloppy work well.
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I'd have to say cash flow, because without cash, you basically cannot achieve your business goals. net and gross profit are good if you're looking for an investor, but even then, they want to know your cash flow...where your cash is going and how much cash do you have at any given time. if you're borrowing money, your lender will also want to know your cash flow so that they can know if you'll have enough to pay off the debt. \n\nSo yes, in my opinion, cash flow is the most important. as they say, "cash is king"!!!