https://livelytrainingguide.co.uk/A field notebook for making sense of training and practice.enhttps://livelytrainingguide.co.uk/why-a-rest-between-attempts-can-change-what-you-notice/https://livelytrainingguide.co.uk/why-a-rest-between-attempts-can-change-what-you-notice/Wed, 04 Nov 2026 11:10:00 +0000PracticeA rest between practice attempts helps you spot what changed and choose one adjustment, so your next repetition has a clear focus instead of feeling rushed.https://livelytrainingguide.co.uk/a-demonstration-or-a-verbal-cue-two-ways-into-a-new-movement/https://livelytrainingguide.co.uk/a-demonstration-or-a-verbal-cue-two-ways-into-a-new-movement/Thu, 29 Oct 2026 12:10:00 +0000FeedbackChoose a demonstration or verbal cue for a new movement, direct attention to one useful detail and make the next attempt easier to interpret.https://livelytrainingguide.co.uk/from-copybooks-to-practice-logs-a-short-history-of-recording/https://livelytrainingguide.co.uk/from-copybooks-to-practice-logs-a-short-history-of-recording/Mon, 26 Oct 2026 10:20:00 +0000LearningPractice logs preserve the process behind repeated work, helping you track what you tried and changed and decide what to revisit next.https://livelytrainingguide.co.uk/the-perfect-routine-myth-why-practice-need-not-happen-at-the-same-hour/https://livelytrainingguide.co.uk/the-perfect-routine-myth-why-practice-need-not-happen-at-the-same-hour/Wed, 21 Oct 2026 13:00:00 +0000RoutinesA practice routine does not need a fixed hour. Build a dependable cue around an ordinary event so learning can continue when your schedule shifts.https://livelytrainingguide.co.uk/a-first-rehearsal-in-a-shared-room-leave-space-for-listening/https://livelytrainingguide.co.uk/a-first-rehearsal-in-a-shared-room-leave-space-for-listening/Mon, 19 Oct 2026 14:10:00 +0000MovementA first group rehearsal can establish a shared starting point, make room for each person’s sound and leave the group with one clear note for next time.