Well not quite. I'm teaching in my first real dojo (well dojang) as an official instructor tonight. I mean I've taught allready but nothing official. I'm conducting, at the request of their regular jiu jitsu instructor, to run a 2 week leg lock clinic. Just thought I'd share with y'all cuz I'm maad excited. Black Panta=Ashikan Shodan......
__________________ cry in the dojo, laugh on the battlefield - Samurai saying.
Don't be ashamed if you lose, only be ashamed if you learned nothing by the loss.
So please fill us in on what your teaching if you can? What is the purpose of learning these techniques (competition, self defence etc?), lesson structure and logical progession, the techniques and how you will divide your time.
thanks.
__________________ Sweat more now, bleed less later.
"Unreasonable and reckless rogues, whose heated brain is not to be calmed by reason, expose themselves easily to the gravest danger"
Well the class was okay. A bunch of guys didn't show up, only taught 5 guys, and two of them were new commers. I didn't end up teaching that night what I wanted to.....leg locks. More I just went over basic positioning with the new commers. Hopefully this Friday some more guys will show.
__________________ cry in the dojo, laugh on the battlefield - Samurai saying.
Don't be ashamed if you lose, only be ashamed if you learned nothing by the loss.
Five is a decent (read quite good actually) class for a low ranked practitioner/teacher.
Think of it as an opportunity to work on your teaching skillset with fewer people to "impress".
__________________ It is better to be violent, if there is violence in our hearts, than to put on the cloak of nonviolence to cover impotence.
Professeur Black Panta? 
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