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Preview and Set the Target
Use one watch-through and one marked pass to locate the first breakdown instead of repeatedly running the whole combo.
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Use a 20-Minute Combo Learning Sprint
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Build a Skill
Rehearse a combo in six timed rounds that move from preview to full-out performance without wasting limited studio time.
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Make Your Play
Give us the situation. We’ll build the prompt.
Use a fixed rehearsal clock to learn sections, isolate the hardest counts, connect transitions, and test what actually sticks.
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What you'll do
This is the plan inside your prompt. Add your details first. Then follow these steps with ChatGPT or Claude.
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Divide and Label the Combo
Split the choreography at changes that are easy to recognize while moving, then give each section a short cue.
03
Drill the Sections
Practice each section just enough to recall its start, middle, and ending without restarting the full combo.
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Loop the Weakest Spot
Shrink the main problem into a short loop that includes the setup and exit, not just the difficult move.
05
Connect the Sections
Link neighboring sections so the ending of one automatically triggers the beginning of the next.
06
Perform and Capture the Next Fixes
Test the combo without stopping, then record only the most useful corrections for the next rehearsal.
Make Your Play
Use a 20-Minute Combo Learning Sprint
Tell us what the prompt needs to know
Start with the questions below. Each answer personalizes the playbook and builds the prompt you’ll use at the end.
Your situation
Describe the style, pace, starting point, and any major movement or formation changes.
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Enter the approximate number of eight-counts in the combo.
Select the material available during this rehearsal.
List the sections that already feel familiar and how reliably they can be performed.
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List the counts, moves, direction changes, or transitions most likely to break down.
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Choose the main result for this 20-minute sprint.
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What you'll do
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01
Preview and Set the Target
Use one watch-through and one marked pass to locate the first breakdown instead of repeatedly running the whole combo.
02
Divide and Label the Combo
Split the choreography at changes that are easy to recognize while moving, then give each section a short cue.
03
Drill the Sections
Practice each section just enough to recall its start, middle, and ending without restarting the full combo.
04
Loop the Weakest Spot
Shrink the main problem into a short loop that includes the setup and exit, not just the difficult move.
05
Connect the Sections
Link neighboring sections so the ending of one automatically triggers the beginning of the next.
06
Perform and Capture the Next Fixes
Test the combo without stopping, then record only the most useful corrections for the next rehearsal.
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Assembled prompt
Beginner instructions
Start with no more than four sections. Mark the first pass, say the counts aloud, and use half speed before trying full speed. If a section still falls apart after three tries, shorten it instead of repeating the entire combo.
Advanced instructions
Use performance-level details during the final connection rounds, including focus, dynamics, texture, spacing, and breath. Test weak transitions from two counts before the problem through two counts after it.
Use this when
You need to learn or refresh a combo today but only have 20 minutes of focused rehearsal time.
You'll need
- Combo description
- Combo length
- Material available
- Known sections
- Weak spots
- Rehearsal goal
You'll get
- One complete preview of the combo
- Every section labeled with counts or movement cues
- The weakest spot drilled in a short loop
- Every section connected at least once
- One uninterrupted full-out attempt
- No more than three follow-up notes recorded
By the end of this playbook
You will have:
- One complete preview of the combo
- Every section labeled with counts or movement cues
- The weakest spot drilled in a short loop
- Every section connected at least once
- One uninterrupted full-out attempt
- No more than three follow-up notes recorded
Examples
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