An anonymous poster asked "What's the secret of a great turn-out?" in response to a picture of a packed mat . I'd say that there are several elements, primarily: A great class A core group of regulars A good time slot A convenient location Patience At least these are the factors that have conspired for my class. It's always been a good class -- hands-on instruction in an excellent martial art -- but it's got better as I've developed as an instructor and a core group of regulars has coalesced. This year I have been greatly aided by having Anthony assist with the large classes as well as all the colored belts. Since Jiu-jitsu is predominantly a paired activity I can't teach a hall full of beginners single-handedly: students teach each other and I demonstrate and guide. Learning this martial art teaches you how to teach one-on-one ... from day one. The core group of regulars also means that a newcomer observing the class for the first time sees a grou...
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