Common Martial Arts Kids Target Drill Design BIG MISTAKE

A far too common segment of class is where kids line up and the instructor stands in front of the line holding a target.
Each kid gets one shot at the target and then runs to the back of the line to wait for their next turn. What is the comment made 97% of the time?
"Good job!" "Awesome!" What you don't hear is, "Try that again. This time, pull your knee up a little higher...."
Translation? You don't hear any teaching. All you hear is vapid praise.
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We had our students stand in a line when the students were to young to understand how to hold the focus mits safely, or when we did not have enough mits to go around. Its actually a simple solution to a difficult problem. But if you use it all the time then it might become boring.

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