Post by Cocopix/Crystal Feather on Mar 11, 2016 22:58:37 GMT
Training is divided into 3 main sections:
Adolescence - I
Alumnae - II
Intermediate - III
Training within the Fire element focuses on strength, physical combat, stamina and behavior.
- A D O L E S C E N C E -
This section is a taste, if you like, of what is expected in this element. It it significantly shorter than other sections.
What can be covered:
I. Discipline - Basic
Obedience, behavior, and honor are all things to be highly revered in the rank of Fire and shouldn't be a refinement taken lightly.
II. Combat - Basic
The basics, such as avoiding claws to the face and inflicting claws to the face.
III. Stamina - Basic
Be sure to increase stamina with every opportunity via lapping Eli or going for a swim up-river. Don't want to be winded merely mid-way through a battle!
IV. Strengthening - Basic
Frequent spars and hunts are just a few of many decent techniques in building ones' strength.
- A L U M N A E -
OOnce you have joined the rankings, you will be involved in longer, more difficult training sessions.
What can be covered:
I. Discipline - Continued
II. Combat - Continued
Read weaknesses and note your opponents methods to carefully calculate the best ways of taking them down and or out.
III. Stamina - Continued
IV. Strengthening - Continued
Studies will be continued in these fields.
V. Strategy
Learn your limitations and refine your techniques.
- I N T E R M E D I A T E -
You have worked your way through the ranks, and are now prepared to train in your specific field.
WARRIORS
What can be covered:
I. Sparring
A commitment to sparring is basic for Warriors as to not lose touch with their combat skills especially in times of peace and prosperity.
II. Honor
A Warriors' behavior should not only portray themselves but should be of no tarnish upon the element of Fire.
II. Resilience
Striving to harden the flesh as to not be defeated early during grueling battle.
IV. Morale and Survival
As an offensive, there may be a time when difficult decisions are to be made when out in the field. You may have to step up and make a call, be it dark or otherwise.
GUARDS
What can be covered:
I. Vehemence
For a guard to be a decent guard they need to often practice technique and tact in which to make short work of most any immediate threat.
II. Steely-Eyed
As a gargoyle to defend place of hold the guard needn't be exact as stone, but mustn't dishonor the element of Fire.
III. Resilience
Striving to harden the flesh as to not be defeated early during grueling battle.
IV. Heavy-Lifting
As a defender, there will likely be a time that you'll be faced with having to carry more than your own weight from a bad situation.
Adolescence - I
Alumnae - II
Intermediate - III
Training within the Fire element focuses on strength, physical combat, stamina and behavior.
- A D O L E S C E N C E -
This section is a taste, if you like, of what is expected in this element. It it significantly shorter than other sections.
What can be covered:
I. Discipline - Basic
Obedience, behavior, and honor are all things to be highly revered in the rank of Fire and shouldn't be a refinement taken lightly.
II. Combat - Basic
The basics, such as avoiding claws to the face and inflicting claws to the face.
III. Stamina - Basic
Be sure to increase stamina with every opportunity via lapping Eli or going for a swim up-river. Don't want to be winded merely mid-way through a battle!
IV. Strengthening - Basic
Frequent spars and hunts are just a few of many decent techniques in building ones' strength.
- A L U M N A E -
OOnce you have joined the rankings, you will be involved in longer, more difficult training sessions.
What can be covered:
I. Discipline - Continued
II. Combat - Continued
Read weaknesses and note your opponents methods to carefully calculate the best ways of taking them down and or out.
III. Stamina - Continued
IV. Strengthening - Continued
Studies will be continued in these fields.
V. Strategy
Learn your limitations and refine your techniques.
- I N T E R M E D I A T E -
You have worked your way through the ranks, and are now prepared to train in your specific field.
WARRIORS
What can be covered:
I. Sparring
A commitment to sparring is basic for Warriors as to not lose touch with their combat skills especially in times of peace and prosperity.
II. Honor
A Warriors' behavior should not only portray themselves but should be of no tarnish upon the element of Fire.
II. Resilience
Striving to harden the flesh as to not be defeated early during grueling battle.
IV. Morale and Survival
As an offensive, there may be a time when difficult decisions are to be made when out in the field. You may have to step up and make a call, be it dark or otherwise.
GUARDS
What can be covered:
I. Vehemence
For a guard to be a decent guard they need to often practice technique and tact in which to make short work of most any immediate threat.
II. Steely-Eyed
As a gargoyle to defend place of hold the guard needn't be exact as stone, but mustn't dishonor the element of Fire.
III. Resilience
Striving to harden the flesh as to not be defeated early during grueling battle.
IV. Heavy-Lifting
As a defender, there will likely be a time that you'll be faced with having to carry more than your own weight from a bad situation.
