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Cary James Barrett · 11-19-2006, 07:30 PM

IMHO, my answer would have to be neither of the given options. I'd say the very small group lessons are the most conducive to effective learning.

On average, the Aikijutsu Dojo where I study will have 4 - 6 students [includes two black belt students] in any given class. This small number of students affords a lot of individual attention can be given by the head sensi during the 2.5 hour class.

BTW, this is my first post on AikiWeb Aikido Forums.

11-19-2006, 07:30 PM	#22
Cary James Barrett Dojo: NorthWest Defensive Arts / Tacoma, WA Location: Tumwater [Olympia], WA Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 1 Offline	Re: Poll: Do you think private "one on one" lessons in aikido benefit the student more than regular group lessons? IMHO, my answer would have to be neither of the given options. I'd say the very small group lessons are the most conducive to effective learning. On average, the Aikijutsu Dojo where I study will have 4 - 6 students [includes two black belt students] in any given class. This small number of students affords a lot of individual attention can be given by the head sensi during the 2.5 hour class. BTW, this is my first post on AikiWeb Aikido Forums.