I am training for about a year now and my technique is ****.
During sparring I am kinda unable to stay focused and notice the strikes in real time and act accordingly. Any tips for that?
Also when I am under attack I still can't maintain visual contact to notice what's going on. I just instinctively try to cover myself and wait to get hit without looking at the opponent. Yeah I know it's bad, but any tips?
The thing is that I'm in a foreign country and although I kinda speak the language I don't get everything, especially when they talk fast. So language barrier could be one of the reasons why I am not learning.
Second reason is that my trainer doesn't focus much on individual explanation, mostly is bulk explanation.
I wish he could give me individual attention and spot my mistakes and correct me in real time and repeat as necessary and keep an eye on me till I do it right... but it's a bulk training... so I am kinda on my own.
I don't know if anyone here can help me, but I just felt like sharing this info, bcz I train for like a year and I'm still an unfocused newbie... and it's getting frustrating.
During sparring I am kinda unable to stay focused and notice the strikes in real time and act accordingly. Any tips for that?
Also when I am under attack I still can't maintain visual contact to notice what's going on. I just instinctively try to cover myself and wait to get hit without looking at the opponent. Yeah I know it's bad, but any tips?
The thing is that I'm in a foreign country and although I kinda speak the language I don't get everything, especially when they talk fast. So language barrier could be one of the reasons why I am not learning.
Second reason is that my trainer doesn't focus much on individual explanation, mostly is bulk explanation.
I wish he could give me individual attention and spot my mistakes and correct me in real time and repeat as necessary and keep an eye on me till I do it right... but it's a bulk training... so I am kinda on my own.
I don't know if anyone here can help me, but I just felt like sharing this info, bcz I train for like a year and I'm still an unfocused newbie... and it's getting frustrating.
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