Very nice indeed!
All the best
Nick
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Teaching the jump roll?
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Re: Teaching the jump roll?
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Re: Teaching the jump roll?
Hi Nick,nicholasfmoore wrote: ↑Thu Jan 16, 2020 11:45 pm Hi all,
I was wondering what your favourite analogies were for teaching the jump roll? I quite like up the stairs and across the landing
All the best
Nick
I don't use much analogies in teaching.
Jump roll for me comes in "Lift, sweep, cast" (three steps). Always start with the rod down low and the line straight.
For the sweep I may use "back, back, up" to add an idea about tip path during the sweep.
It will then be "lift, back back up, cast".
If the stop isn't coming right, I change cast in "11". That usually does it in no time to have my student stopping at ten.
So, whatever goes wrong ... I change my wording to support it to be corrected in every cast. Then having the student speak the wording him/herself works fantastic. Every human can match movements and speaking. Disharmony here feels too wrong!
Regards
Bernd
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