Alas, because I knew too much, boredom has struck once more. Even with all these movements, I quickly became uninterested in the class. I wasn't sleepy anymore but bored at this point.
In order to keep myself awake, when students were practicing the basics of martial arts, I was just walking around and helping those who were struggling. Those who were clumsy with their footwork, I corrected them. Those who were weak to throw punches or kicks, I showed them the proper hip movement techniques so they could produce a powerful result.
I was making the job for Professor Alex easy. Thanks to the two of us, almost all of them knew how to do the basics.
"I feel like my punches are weak still. Even though I am applying your teachings about the hips, I still find it a struggle to throw a punch." One of the students said to me.
"Your punches are landing, which is good. However, you won't be able to rotate your hips to its full extension if your feet are on equal distance." I pointed out.
"What do you mean?" He asked.
"First, take your non-dominant foot to the rear until it reaches past your other heel." The student did as he was told. "Then, bend your knees slight." He bent his knees slight. "Now, try rotating your hips and throw a punch." He did and was able to produce a powerful punch.
"Arthur, does it also apply to swordsmanship?" One of the students asked.
"Yes. But don't bend your knees too much." I corrected her.
And many more students were coming towards me to correct them or give them an answer. Professor Alex saw this, but he didn't mind because he was happy that most of the weight were off him.