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Location sensors status: August 25, 2016 |
| Initially, students will be
learning 18 movements, batons, Lao Jia and |
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single saber. There's a fair amount of other material
learned, but only |
| the canonical sets are currently
expected to be graded on a daily basis. |
| As students progress more sets will
be added to the daily routine. |
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Since it takes about as long to grade a set as it does to
perform it, there |
| are formidable challenges. We
attempted to analyze existing video of a |
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grandmaster but soon realized it would be necessary to
re-record a |
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grandmaster with location sensors on. As there are sixteen
sets this is |
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a task we would prefer to do just
once.
One idea we tried (and have not |
| completely abandoned) is to teach
using color-coded accessories so |
| the teacher
can say 'move red' instead of 'move right foot' - early
results |
| indicate a significant number of
students have problems with left and |
| right. These sports sleeves from
Suddora are supposed to wick away |
| perspiration and keep arms cool.
Can lots of NBA players be wrong? |
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