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Old 30th-November-2004, 02:32 PM   #72 (permalink)
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Re: Bring back the Wet Haddock

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Originally Posted by Gus
Teaching of drops is a serious business. I've been teaching for 5 years and there are still drops I don’t see myself as qualified to teach ... I leave them to the experts like Pete Phillips. Anyone had trouble with 'lay experts' like this?
Oh yeah, all the time. I have encountered many men who think they can teach you a drop, lift or (usually painful) complex move, normally during freestyle. I have to admit these days I normally say I don't do drops or lifts with people I don't know. I guess I have become more 'difficult' over the years out of self-preservation. As a general rule, I don't greatly appreciate being 'taught' moves by freestyle partners. If it's leadable, then they should lead it, if it isn't or they can't, then I'd rather they leave it alone and lead something else.
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