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I have been given a HUGE compliment....
A friend of mine trains in a martial arts school in Albany, NY, and came down to Nashville for a pressure-point seminar back in November. The Albany school doesn't do anything like that, and apparently the whole school has been abuzz with the information that was brought back, and wanted a seminar of their own. Since their head instructor wants to inject some new energy into the school (no pun intended ::S::), he agreed.
The only catch is, they're a small school, and the fellow who conducted our seminar typically gets several thousand dollars, which is WAY out of their price range.
So they asked me.
Wow!
Okay, I've taught plenty of classes before. I've conducted the entire run of women's self-defense classes. For all intents and purposes, I've run the school for weeks at a time. I'm perfectly comfortable teaching, and I think I do a good job of it.
But this is new territory. ::S::
But I wrote up my proposal for a seminar and emailed it to the school's head instructor, so now we get to my least favorite part -- waiting!
Even if they don't accept my proposal, it's one HELL of a compliment for them to ask me!
A friend of mine trains in a martial arts school in Albany, NY, and came down to Nashville for a pressure-point seminar back in November. The Albany school doesn't do anything like that, and apparently the whole school has been abuzz with the information that was brought back, and wanted a seminar of their own. Since their head instructor wants to inject some new energy into the school (no pun intended ::S::), he agreed.
The only catch is, they're a small school, and the fellow who conducted our seminar typically gets several thousand dollars, which is WAY out of their price range.
So they asked me.
Wow!
Okay, I've taught plenty of classes before. I've conducted the entire run of women's self-defense classes. For all intents and purposes, I've run the school for weeks at a time. I'm perfectly comfortable teaching, and I think I do a good job of it.
But this is new territory. ::S::
But I wrote up my proposal for a seminar and emailed it to the school's head instructor, so now we get to my least favorite part -- waiting!
Even if they don't accept my proposal, it's one HELL of a compliment for them to ask me!
