| This chapter contains three drills. The purpose of the drills is to isolate a specific |
| sequence of actions to practice without worrying about the wholeness of the routine. |
| Learn the action of each drill and repeat it over and over. Mastering the drills enables |
| fast mastery of the routine. |
| In the beginning, do them a lot. If you are bored out of your gourd, you are doing them |
| When starting they will seem a bit awkward, then after a few tries it will seem easy to |
| do. Then as you continue, the drill seems to get more difficult and you will be tempted |
| to quit out of frustration. The frustration is only the discovery of something that can go |
| wrong. I know what can go wrong, but I can’t write it all down. So if you do these |
| drills you will find out how to do the move wrong. In so doing you will also find out |
| how to do the move right. |
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