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And if you are feeling stressed remember that the award for the World’s Worst demo goes to me in Denmark. I had to start that demo three times, and each time was worse than the previous. If there had been a trap door someone - in fact everyone, me included - would have pushed the button. We can laugh about it now
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PS don’t drink with fly tiers. They don’t have to speak the next day.
Cheers, Paul
PS don’t drink with fly tiers. They don’t have to speak the next day.
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Make your explanation and your demonstration match, (don't exaggerate the demonstration toooo badly to make a negative point) and don't rubbish what others are doing. I see this a lot in 2 hander demos and especially Scandi guys bagging Skagit. It all has its place.
Make your explanations as simple as possible, but no simpler. A Einstein.
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Thanks guy's! I think i finished the demo in my head during yesterday's car drive. It's always like that, the best ideas when you are moving forward!
Merry christmas to you all!
Merry christmas to you all!
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Morsie yes one have to think about where and for what purpose any given tecnique is developed.
Paul things can get crazy in Jönköping but i'll turn off my tinder!
Lasse i feel 15 minutes is quite a long time to keep People interested. You did yours in 7 min last fair right?
Paul things can get crazy in Jönköping but i'll turn off my tinder!
Lasse i feel 15 minutes is quite a long time to keep People interested. You did yours in 7 min last fair right?
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Hi Simon
I can't remember, I know it was shorter than 15 minutes, something with the previous presenter going over their timeslot
Try and go outside and do your demo, they always take longer IRL than in our mind
Usually we have about 30 minutes at other fairs
Btw. Paul's demo in Denmark had some good things in it! I'll tell you in Jönköping
Cheers
Lasse
I can't remember, I know it was shorter than 15 minutes, something with the previous presenter going over their timeslot
Try and go outside and do your demo, they always take longer IRL than in our mind
Usually we have about 30 minutes at other fairs
Btw. Paul's demo in Denmark had some good things in it! I'll tell you in Jönköping
Cheers
Lasse
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Flycasting, so simple that instructors need to make it complicated since 1685
Got a Q++ at casting school, wearing shorts
Flycasting, so simple that instructors need to make it complicated since 1685
Got a Q++ at casting school, wearing shorts
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Yeah the highlight for me was the massive birds nest that I handed to one member of the audience
But no that was fucking awful. I’m better now! But I’ve stopped doing them for a while. I just feel that I’m running over the same old ground. Maybe the Essential Level Challenge will change that.
Every audience is different. Some laugh at your jokes. Some don’t understand a damned word you say. So long as you’re having fun that’s the main thing.
Cheers, Paul
But no that was fucking awful. I’m better now! But I’ve stopped doing them for a while. I just feel that I’m running over the same old ground. Maybe the Essential Level Challenge will change that.
Every audience is different. Some laugh at your jokes. Some don’t understand a damned word you say. So long as you’re having fun that’s the main thing.
Cheers, Paul
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The highlight was that the dude then spend 15 minutes untangling your mess and then handed it back to you!
Cheers
Lasse
Cheers
Lasse
Your friendly neighbourhood flyslinger
Flycasting, so simple that instructors need to make it complicated since 1685
Got a Q++ at casting school, wearing shorts
Flycasting, so simple that instructors need to make it complicated since 1685
Got a Q++ at casting school, wearing shorts
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Hi,
There is general difference between teachers in my mind. One group is working on persuading the student that what they tell is the truth. The other group of tea here are those presenting the topic trying to enable the student to understand it to such an extend that the student can prove them wrong.
I find the latter concept much more interesting as it has much more potential to become better for all parties involved.
I somehow believe that you should have that in mind when presenting. Try to make things so clear and logical that the interested student can really understand it.
I furthermore do not understand why so many presenters show all these, whet they call casting faults. There are no faults in my mind. Generally speaking faults come in handy when trying something new.
Cheers and god jul,
Thomas
There is general difference between teachers in my mind. One group is working on persuading the student that what they tell is the truth. The other group of tea here are those presenting the topic trying to enable the student to understand it to such an extend that the student can prove them wrong.
I find the latter concept much more interesting as it has much more potential to become better for all parties involved.
I somehow believe that you should have that in mind when presenting. Try to make things so clear and logical that the interested student can really understand it.
I furthermore do not understand why so many presenters show all these, whet they call casting faults. There are no faults in my mind. Generally speaking faults come in handy when trying something new.
Cheers and god jul,
Thomas
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I think I’m somewhere in between those two, Thomas
I mostly try to get people to move up a level from where they are. In one capacity or another I always seem to be able to teach something. I also learn a lot too. Sometimes I learn more
What I’m doing in Malaysia is the best. Hardest most practical down to earth casting shots. I love it.
Cheers, Paul
I mostly try to get people to move up a level from where they are. In one capacity or another I always seem to be able to teach something. I also learn a lot too. Sometimes I learn more
What I’m doing in Malaysia is the best. Hardest most practical down to earth casting shots. I love it.
Cheers, Paul