Basic Practical 2 Full Demo Exchange

PC = Person Helping

PBC = Person Being Helped

PC: “Okay, here we go. We’re going to do a real simple, maybe three-stage example for the people who are watching and listening to this. Are you set to go? And then…

PBC: Thought for 4s

Yes. Ready.

PC: Anything important today?

PBC:Thought for a couple of seconds

Maybe.

Something about keeping this simple enough to notice.

PC: Simple?

PBC: Simple enough that the next move can be seen before it is explained.

PC: If there was one thing that you could do in that process, what would it be?

PBC: Name the move before adding more.

That would keep the example small enough for people to see what happened.

PC: Can you name the move?

PBC: Yes.

The move was PROBE.

You said “Simple?” using the word I had already tabled. That stayed inside the context and invited me to say more without adding interpretation.

PC: Next.

PBC: Thought for a couple of seconds

Ready for the next small example.

Keep it simple.

PC: Thanks for the close.

PBC: Thought for a couple of seconds

You’re welcome.

That was a clean basic example:

“Anything important today?” opened with IMULL.

“Simple?” stayed with the exact word already tabled.

That made it a PROBE, not interpretation.

The useful basic teaching point is:

Use the person’s own word first. Let the move stay small enough to see.

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