It's quite alright, supplementary means the technique isn't used in the sense of offense or defense. It's use is something alternative from those two distinctions.
This is perfect, since you're on the last method of training now (we'll disregard the strategies and such for now) I can unvail my new style of training for you
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This last set of techniques don't have any real connections or qualities of the techniques we've just previously learned. They're in a class all of their own and each technique is unique from every other technique within the set. That is perhaps the only common area between these techniques, that they are all different from the others. Now what I'm going to do is give you a list below and in that list you will have to explain to me how you'd preform each technique. This is almost like doing the whole: I give you a technique and you explain how you would preform it. However I'm not asking you to preform it in the sense, just to explain to me how the technique works. Since these techniques are unique, I can't give you a general so you'll be basically explaining the justu within the group. This isn't the best method to try this out on but I'm trying to critic my style in order to get my students done more efficiently. At the end of all this you can tell me your opinion on whether or not this little brief demo with you was affective. Now there are quite a few techniques here, so I'm going to divide this into two parts.
Explain how you'd Do the Following
- Launch a flame that wraps around your opponent:
- A Dragon of Fire that divides into three balls of Fire:
- Several Manifestations of Fire shaped like Demons:
- A Burst of Fire which turns into a Pillar at the feet of your opponents:
- A Spiralling Whirlwind of Fire:
Upon your definitions, I will critic them and place my own definitions in as well and once we have an understanding, we'll head to the next set. If you have any questions, concerns, or comments about this before hand, please say so. I understand this is a switch up from what I've been having you do before so if this shift is a little too much let me know.
