[Tai] Taijutsu with Crutch
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Crutch Kaguya
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Alright, I'm going to have to simplify this training a bit. So you'll have to answer more questions.
Let's expand on what is important to be described.
What do you think are some important things to include when writing a description?
Let's expand on what is important to be described.
What do you think are some important things to include when writing a description?
Aomine Daiki
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most important in a desciprtion i belive is basically how something works and how it affects the person(s) it revolves around
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Aomine Daiki
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oh god, i wrote it on my phone and before i pressed submit i somehow deleted alot of the text lel... sorry bout that 
most important in a desciprtion i belive is basically how something works and how it affects the person(s) it revolves around. Also to be very detailed, basically filling in all the gaps until someone could read what you've written and see the description as a clear image in their head. Annother thing is to mention some important things...for example in freeform tai, if you say you throw a combo of punches, it is important to mention wich hand does what...For example saying "i rush towards the oponent and throw a series of punches, beginning with a straight punch and then a hook and finishing with an uppercut", because then the other person can be a bit confused on how to counter. It would be much better to say something like "i rush towards the oponent and throw a series of punches, begining with a straight right, then a left hook and finishing with a right uppercut" because then the enemy will be able to explain the counter much more detailed, thus avoiding confusion.
most important in a desciprtion i belive is basically how something works and how it affects the person(s) it revolves around. Also to be very detailed, basically filling in all the gaps until someone could read what you've written and see the description as a clear image in their head. Annother thing is to mention some important things...for example in freeform tai, if you say you throw a combo of punches, it is important to mention wich hand does what...For example saying "i rush towards the oponent and throw a series of punches, beginning with a straight punch and then a hook and finishing with an uppercut", because then the other person can be a bit confused on how to counter. It would be much better to say something like "i rush towards the oponent and throw a series of punches, begining with a straight right, then a left hook and finishing with a right uppercut" because then the enemy will be able to explain the counter much more detailed, thus avoiding confusion.