Just this weekend my students did a demonstration at our local show, when watching the footage back I found myself walking in a square while talking to the audience and advising what the students were doing, what’s a good way to practice standing still while presenting?

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When im presenting i find myself saying OK? at the end of sentences / statements, i realise i do this to ask the audience if they understand... how do i get out of my head to say ok lol...

One method we use to get people comfortable with the sound of their own voice as they approach black belt is freestyling… we get them to choose a topic close to their heart and speak about it, they start at 1 min, then 2, them 3 , 4 & 5… I’ve found this to be a great way for them to learn as they’re talking about something they care about… what’s your thoughts?