13-04-07, 12:58 AM
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 | In the Red | - Recurve
- Compound
- Traditional
Setup
Riser:
Best Zenit
Limbs:
W&W Winus Carbon 42lb
Sight:
Shibuya
Stabilisers:
Cartell Full Set
Button:
Red Shibuya DX
Bow String:
8125 18 strand SDM
Arrows:
Navigator 660 27"
| Setup
Bow:
String & Cables:
Sight:
Stabs:
Scope:
Launcher/Rest:
Arrows:
Release Aid: Traditional Script currently under construction | Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Aberdeen
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| Mentors
Quote:
Originally Posted by Meddler  DeeH,
I think most of your question has been answered by Geoffretired (the description of the mentor is lifted from the Level 1 documentation), so I'll add my two penn'orth...
What do you mean by how much time do they have to give you? If you mean how much time they must give to you - the answer is none... OK that's harsh. There is no lower or upper limit that is written down in the paperwork. The time they give is dependent on how much help and support you need, and how much time the mentor can give you.
Are they necessary? Well, er, yes....
They are part of your support mechanism as a Coach. They can be used for bouncing ideas off. They are not tutors, they should be outside the course.
I have a couple of mentors who I share ideas and questions with, and I'm a Senior Coach. If nothing else, a mentor can give you a different outlook on what you are doing.
Iain. | I could really do with a mentor or 2 right now. Just about to start my Level 1 Tutor course.
Colin  |