Here are some more people that don't like making it too easy for themselves, their fellow students, or their teachers...
Again, we're talking general traits here - luckily there are very few who are 100% like this.
The first we looked at was 'The Collector' (March 11, 2006).
Here we'll take e brief look at 'The Scientist'.
2. The Scientist:
Here we have someone who likes to study every possible angle of any given exercise.
Actually doing every possible angle of any given exercise is also a possibility, though much more unlikely.
The Scientist can study, contemplate, consider, read about, search for, watch and lecture about the position of the index finger on your left hand in a given form for hours on end.
The scientist knows not only the position of said index finger in all kata/forms in every martial arts style ever presented since the dawn of time - he is quick to point out that you (the unruly improviser) held said finger a quarter of an inch more to the left in class two weeks ago.
If you wish to succeed in any martial art you do not want to be a Scientist! That is, unless you keep most of the research to yourself, and actually knows when to be quiet and work out.
Never forget the three stages of martial arts study: 1. Plan, 2. Execute, 3. Evaluate - then repeat ad infinitum!
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