Re:Practice Doesn't Make Perfect
by tomca32 on Saturday October 01, 2016 @11:24AM
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Coming from the world of classical ballet, this is a very familiar issue.
In ballet, it is often said that the best dancers are the worst teachers.
The very best teachers are the ones who had no talent and spent insane hours trying to figure out which muscles to use, at what moment and with what intensity.
They are the ones who will tell you that you need to push the opposing arm in the turn in order to have enough force for multiple turns without falling over.
The best dancers will tell you to "just turn". They have a natural sense for balance in turns and don't understand why you keep falling over.
In ballet, it is often said that the best dancers are the worst teachers.
The very best teachers are the ones who had no talent and spent insane hours trying to figure out which muscles to use, at what moment and with what intensity. They are the ones who will tell you that you need to push the opposing arm in the turn in order to have enough force for multiple turns without falling over.
The best dancers will tell you to "just turn". They have a natural sense for balance in turns and don't understand why you keep falling over.