#coaching techniques

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[valtsv]

hey babe i know you want to punch the wall in a fit of impulsive rage that you'll immediately come to regret when your knuckles split and tear on the brickwork, but i just wanted to remind you to make sure you use proper technique so you don't do any permanent damage to your wrists, alright? and come find me when you're done so i can clean your wounds with antiseptic and bandage them so they don't get infected. okay. love you.

[jibbmanifests]

Manifestation content creators I recommend

So, I know everyone is different with who they like in the manifestation community which is totally fair. But, I just wanted to do a post recommending the ones I particularly like and why I feel they offer a good perspective. Disclaimer: this list is in no specific order.

Kyle August (AKA Manifestation Man) - I have been watching Kyle's content since I first started learning about manifestation and his videos are surprisingly a source of comfort for me. I will say, his titles are very gimmicky, but don't let that fool you because he actually offers some really solid insight, analogies, and Neville Goddard quotes in his videos. He even breaks down what each Neville Goddard quote means so it's easier to understand. Almost all of his videos focus on manifesting an SP, so if that's what you're looking to manifest, his videos can be of good help. However, the advice he gives can be applied to other things you might be manifesting which makes it worth watching. Kyle is very peppy and encouraging; he doesn't shame anybody if they're not having success. He also posts daily on Instagram and just about every 2-3 days on YouTube. I 100% get if he's not your cup of tea - totally fine - but I myself have enjoyed a lot of his content.

Taylor Tookes - Oh my god. She's amazing and you most likely have heard of her. She's had coaching from Sammy Ingram and branches off of what she learned from her, plus shares her own advice and success stories. What I love about her is that she's very straight-forward about how simple it is to manifest. There's no fluff, no sugar coating with her - she explains it like it is, in the simplest way possible. I feel like she's put me in my place when it comes to manifesting because of how honest she is and how simple her explanations are lol, but sometimes, we all need that. Taylor also has some amazing success stories, like how she became a model despite being shorter than the standard model height. If you want that honesty, that simple explanation, and those real life success stories, I highly recommend watching her videos and following her Twitter (X) account.

Sammy Ingram - So, I recommend Sammy because I've had some success with techniques she's talked about. I first learned about rampaging and EIYPO from her, and the way she explained it was easy to understand. I had one of my most successful manifestations with my SP (the one I talked about in success story #2) because of her pushing the rampaging technique - I listened and I followed. I also had no clue whatsoever as to what EIYPO was until I watched her videos about it. Sammy is talked about a lot amongst people in the manifestation community and she has a pretty big following that includes people who've had success because of her. I'll be honest, sometimes I think she's got a bit of a snippy attitude which I don't always like, but I can admire her honesty and how comfortable she is in all of her videos.

Neyah - Neyah is so bold and loud, which I honestly love about her. Some of her videos are her yelling at me through the screen to get my shit together and understand manifestation, but in a good way lol. She really makes sure to drill all the different concepts into your head. I also love how often she shares her own personal experiences and successes since some of the other content creators tend to hold back on how much they share about their personal life (which is totally fine, but I feel more reassured when they share their own stories). My favorite manifestation video that I've watched so far is one of hers where she shares a story about how she got the place of her dreams despite feeling negative and doubtful. I feel like that resonated with me a lot because we're so often told that we "can't waver" and "can't have doubts."

Danielle Desautelle - Danielle seems so down-to-earth and she's a very logical thinker which offers a great new perspective on manifestation. Her content really resonates with me because she often speaks in a very logical way and is very understanding when it comes to struggling with manifesting since it's something she herself has dealt with. She's good at offering different solutions and breaks down piece-by-piece, step-by-step how manifestation works. She's done a lot of research from multiple philosophers to help her understand and build great techniques. What's cool is that each successful experience she's talked about involved a different approach. She's still growing as a YouTuber, so I feel she deserves more love and recognition for her content. I can also personally say she helped me shift into another reality multiple times just from her thoroughly explaining her own story of how she did it.

Alexa Wyrwicz - Alexa is just a really cute person, honestly. Her videos are really comforting and uplifting. I feel she gives a lot of simple explanations and ways of visualizing and affirming. I don't really have a whole lot to say about her, but I just enjoy watching her videos. Also very much a source of comfort for me.

Maleeka, is my guardian angel - Chelsea is just a whole new type of energy that I totally vibe with. She's done a hefty amount of research on manifesting and does a fabulous job of thoroughly breaking everything down. Her video focused on how we need to focus and become the new version of ourselves instead of focusing on the thing itself that we're manifesting just really hit home for me. The focusing for 68 seconds one is also very good and made me realize how quickly we can visualize in a matter of seconds as long as we just focus.

Jillz Guerin - Jillz reminds me of the person I want to be. She's got this amazing feminine energy and not only does manifestation videos, but just videos with advice on how to improve yourself (which, in all honesty, can help you get closer to manifesting anyhow). I thought she gave a really good perspective on manifesting this "perfect" SP. She was talking about how her friends successfully manifested these "perfect" SPs they envisioned but it fell through because there was that missing portion of loving them through hardships. She's all about positive feminine energy and talks to everyone in an older sister type of way. I definitely enjoy her videos.

House of Highbrations - My god. Bobbie is an It Girl, in the best way possible. You can absolutely see in every video that she successfully manifested her dream life. She's always in a different luxurious location in each of her videos. She speaks very calmly and encouragingly instead of boasting about herself, too. I feel like her videos uplift me and give me hope about manifesting a different life for myself. She's stunning and I can tell she's been in the community for a long time now. All the good vibes are there and I love her channel title (so clever).

Honorable mention: Christian Walker: I know Christian isn't known for being a manifestation content creator and he's had a bit of a controversial past online, but he recently started his YouTube channel and his content is so empowering for women looking/manifesting a dream man. Things he mentions in his videos definitely involve manifesting and EIYPO. He's mentioned having limiting beliefs multiple times and how those limiting beliefs attract bad men (bad SPs, we'll say). If you need a good talk about the type of men you're attracting, he will put you in your place while being encouraging. I absolutely love his new content. He eats and leaves no crumbs.

Don't feel you need to watch them or be like "this content creator sucks, Jibb." We all think differently and like different things. I get it. I'm just writing this if you would like some new recommendations for manifestation content. We all offer different perspectives and it can feel nice watching and hearing the different perspectives offered online.

[yuzuyoon]

can you explain more about jimin's vocals sounding different? i noticed something but i know nothing about singing 😭😭 he said that he had been taking singing classes for 2.5 months tho

Ofc I can explain. I'm not very good at explaining things and I tend to trail off into tangents, so just bear with me for this. 

To understand how his vocals have changed, we have to look back on his old vocals and what made them “bad” compared to today. I'm sure you’ve unfortunately seen the clip all the antis use to drag jimin from the fake love performance with charlie puth. I hate the clip because Jimin seemed super tired and sick, but it is regretfully the best clip to show the difference between then and now. In the clip, he sings his lines, but they’re super shaky and it just doesn't sound good. You can hear that he sounds tired. His vocals lack control and stability and pitch. It’s just not good. 

Now this doesn’t mean Jimin was a bad singer. Jimin has never actually been a bad singer, but he did use some techniques that put a lot of strain on his vocals. This on top of bts’s crazy schedules at the time meant Jimin's voice was getting overworked. It led to his voice sounding quite tired at times and fatigue in general, manifesting in sore throats, losing his voice, voice cracks and even getting sick, like the fake love performance. if you wanna kinda feel what i'm describing, just try and belt incredibly high notes for 5 minutes straight very loudly and see how your voice feels after. I mean, you can just yell for 5 minutes straight too. it's exaggerated, but your voice becomes super tired and raspy after it and trying to sing nicely after it is super hard and your voice is super shaky after it. 

In the minimoni music episode, jimin mentioned how he needs to learn balance between his new and old techniques and said to sing older songs, he sings forward and up in his head, near his nose. Generally, when belting high notes, you want to aim for the power behind it coming from your diaphragm and your abdomen. Jimin saying that's where he sang makes me think he hit all those bts high notes by tightening his vocal cords to hit high notes. This is not good technique if you want to produce healthy sounds. When you watch him sing you can tell it takes a lot of effort to reach and sustain the note. The high tone he has is beautiful but his producers assumed high tone = the capability to belt high notes.

Jimin's voice sounded best when he would use falsetto and head voice. when he would use chest or mix it could sound a bit shaky and weak. this and his vibrato was inconstant and shaky as well. Sometimes these problems would completely disappear, but that’s not a good thing at the core because it meant he lacked consistency to continue with good technique. These are the main things that I notice a difference in. The key word for Jimin's old technique would be "tight.” If there’s anything i’d want you to focus on it’s listening to how high and tight jimin’s vocals used to sound. They sounded thin. It lacked the depth it needed to thrive. 

So what’s the difference now? Well if i described jimin’s old vocals as tight, high, and thin, I would describe his new technique as open, deep, and resonant. I’ll have to find some clips to show the difference side by side. 

he's not tightening his vocal cords to produce higher notes. if there is a note that's very high, he leans more towards a mix voice (head voice and chest voice) to produce a sound that can sound like belting without actually belting and puts breath support behind it to really push the resonance or he goes straight head voice. He’s not trying to hit challenging notes by pushing himself and hurting his voice anymore. he's pulling the weight of singing from lower down now for those more middle to lower notes and then leaning more into a mix for those higher notes. you can start to hear the difference back in the like crazy jazz version. He skips the highest notes to catch his breath and his voice sits more at the back of his throat instead of up in his nose making a lovely sound. I know to make the difference happen in my own voice but i don't know how to explain it, so you’ll have to try to sing the difference for yourself?

Jimin saying that he knew his technique would hurt his voice really was the confirming detail for me. We knew he was never satisfied with his vocals, but we never saw him outright say he knew how he was singing was wrong. I think the lack of vocal lessons back then was probably from their insane schedule and simply just a lack of time to get them done. No time to do vocal lessons meant that their schedule was packed to the point of overwork, which is another reason he was sounding off at that time. With the huge break bts got to work on solo stuff, there was so much more room for lessons, and i'm glad he took the opportunity because now he sounds amazing!! All these differences aside, Jimin still sounds like Jimin, and that’s the most important part

here's a little comparison video so you can try to hear the difference

I explained the fake love clip already, but when you listen to the who clip, you can tell he’s singing from a deeper spot and he’s really pulling strength from his breathing. Those higher notes are actually easier to sing when you use a “deeper” sounding tone. (and earlier in the clip when he sings the pre-chorus the final phrase sounds so crisp and clear an resonant and i basically swoon each time i listen to it)

[sometimeswritingsometimesdying]

fencer things i hc the team as doing:

seiji is one of those people who do the little high jumps before the start of a bout and who are bouncing back and forth during it

aiden and eugene flick on their own foot to check whether all the electrical is working, meanwhile harvard/seiji hit the ground outside the strip

nicholas doesn't scream during high tension points but he does gesture/pump his fist/ect.

eugene and aiden instead do scream (to harvard's dismay). seiji only screams at the end of an important bout like a final.

harvard for sure gives firm handshakes at the end of a match and does the full greeting before (a little sloppy bc no one does it perfectly) (except for seiji who does it perfectly)

eugene hugs/high fives other athletes he knows at the end of a bout, no matter who wins or who looses

eugene is also a wrist/foot hitter (canon amazing accuracy) and is strong enough to knock a blade to the side easily. he also rarely bounces his blade and has a very firm stance

nicholas accidentally hits the ground an embarassing amount of times (and the score table, and the score machine, and gets tangled in people's cables/gloves)

aiden doesn't try to get into close combat situations but when he does he is very good at drawing his blade out and hitting once, cleanly

nicholas on the other hand does riposte after riposte and it WORKS. he understands very well the "it's not over until the referee says something" rule

aiden loves a bitch ass everyone-will-hate-you move like a third disengagement and flick to the back. or a flick to the wrist. or a flèche right at the beginning of a bout

coach is the kind to smile and go shake the hands of both the rival coach and fencer, only to turn around and rip the team's performance to pieces

but also, she's the kind to grab the waterbottle of whoever is fencing during the one minute pause and have them drink while she explains tactic changes (without an epée in hand, just directly with her arm)

eugene is the type to hit everyone in the foot/shin when he's walking by to get their attention

similarly aiden and harvard are poking each other when either are fencing non-serious bouts, nicholas tried to do so once with seiji and was immediately destroyed by a glare with the power of a thousand suns (all during practice ofc)

aiden is a feinter extraordinaire. harvard is one of the few who never follows these feints/lounges past them (other than seiji who is just a great fencer)

aiden has been yellow carded for having his hair poke out from his mask before, meanwhile harvard is likely to be yellow carded for the one minute inaction rule. nicholas is most likely to get yellow carded for close combat. eugene and seiji understand the damn rules and don't get carded often

[uppercut-athletics]

Muay Thai kicks

[rudjedet]

Me and flips have not been friends ever since I landed on my head/neck during a double back when I was 18, so of course deciding to finally learn a front flip half twist is going to be good for me. Living by the whole "if I'm scared I'll do it scared" thing now, working out well for me so far.

[leahthedreamer]

I know it’s easy for people to say oh Isabeau just needs to switch coaches and “fix her jumps” as if it’ll happen in a few months time but if you’ve been here long enough and seen skaters who try and correct their technique it really isn’t as simple.

[saipushpalearner]

Professional Development 

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Unleash your Potential with Strategic Exam Coaching Techniques

Every individual, who is preparing for the competitive exam, must follow the useful competition exam coaching techniques to enhance one’s chances of success. Now, follow this guide and make the most out of your skills.

[adore-gregor]

I sort of signed up for something but I didn't actually expect this to happen 😅

Now I don't want to do this anymore 🫠

[raffaellopalandri]

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[asinglesock]

I'm going to have a violin student (!)

[veroraine]

i think one of the reasons why i don't really experience panic attacks despite my usual high levels of anxiety is that the moment it starts i get instantly teleported into 3rd person perspective and go "huh, that body sure feels weird sometimes" and decide it's a vibe