Another thing.
I've taught ALOT of people man. You DON'T want to bag on all of a beginners mistakes. Thats not correcting him, thats criticizing him. He's not going to want to hear EVERYTHING he's doing wrong. If I did a private kickboxing class(muay thai) with anyone here I could point out a whole shiitload of mistakes. Your NOT going to correct them all that day.
You can remind a beginner a MILLION TIMES not to drop his hands, he's going to do it anyway. The only thing thats going to help him there is TIME and REPETITION.
You can fix small mistakes, like not pivoting your hips on a cross or kicking with the wrong part of your foot. But to develop the strikes he's going to need to use that kick or punch ALOT on focus mitts/kickpads, heavybags etc. Those things will develop distance, accuracy, power, speed and can be used to help out with proper footwork.
Repetition is the mother of skill.
I've taught ALOT of people man. You DON'T want to bag on all of a beginners mistakes. Thats not correcting him, thats criticizing him. He's not going to want to hear EVERYTHING he's doing wrong. If I did a private kickboxing class(muay thai) with anyone here I could point out a whole shiitload of mistakes. Your NOT going to correct them all that day.
You can remind a beginner a MILLION TIMES not to drop his hands, he's going to do it anyway. The only thing thats going to help him there is TIME and REPETITION.
You can fix small mistakes, like not pivoting your hips on a cross or kicking with the wrong part of your foot. But to develop the strikes he's going to need to use that kick or punch ALOT on focus mitts/kickpads, heavybags etc. Those things will develop distance, accuracy, power, speed and can be used to help out with proper footwork.
Repetition is the mother of skill.
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