Shadowing-Übung: English Speaking Practice: The Inner Game Inside Your Head: Repeating & Shadowing English - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit YouTube
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All right, are you ready to practice some English?
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All right, are you ready to practice some English?
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Let's practice speaking English.
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Here we go.
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Today's book is The Inner Game of Tennis.
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Now, this is a tennis book, but don't be confused.
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This can be applied to your English-speaking practice.
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It's by Timothy Galloway.
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Galloway?
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I'm not sure if I'm pronouncing that right.
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Galloway.
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I think that's right.
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Timothy Galloway, The Inner Game of Tennis.
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It's a sports book that goes far beyond sports.
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It's a sports book that goes far beyond sports.
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What does that mean?
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That means it's a sports book.
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It's about sports.
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It's about tennis.
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But it's about a lot more than that.
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It's about life.
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It shows how our inner voice,
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the voice inside us, our inner voice,
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tension, and constant distraction can sabotage performance,
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sabotage, wreck, or damage our performance, our speaking English.
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English.
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So this book shows how our inner voice,
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tension, and constant distraction can sabotage performance.
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Not only in tennis, but also in work,
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relationships, creativity, and everyday life.
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not only in tennis, but also in work,
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relationships, creativity, and everyday life.
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You can also use the insights from this book to boost your English speaking performance.
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That's right.
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Say that with me.
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Here we go.
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You can also use the insights from this book to boost your English speaking performance.
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Let's explore the main ideas.
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Two selves.
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Our self, you know our self, we have two selves.
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Selves.
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Our self number one, our self number two, two selves.
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Self number one is called the judge.
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Self one is the judge.
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What does it do?
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Do you know how to pronounce that?
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Critiques and criticizes.
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It critiques and criticizes.
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Self number two is the doer.
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It performs.
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It does something.
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It takes action.
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It is the performer.
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It performs.
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It is the doer.
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It does.
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The goal is to quiet self number one so self number two can do what it does best
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that's the goal we want to quiet self number one be
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quiet self number one calm down now self number two do
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what you do best focus on the process not the outcome focus on the process not the outcome
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Obsessing over results tightens your mind.
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Obsessing over results tightens your mind.
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Instead, watch the ball.
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Feel your swing.
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Remember, we're talking about tennis here, aren't we?
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Sometimes we think about life too much,
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but this is about tennis.
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Instead, watch the ball, feel your swing,
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and reconnect with what's actually happening right now.
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And reconnect with what's actually happening right now.
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Did you repeat?
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Say it with me.
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Here we go.
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Instead, watch the ball, feel your swing,
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and reconnect with what's actually happening right now.
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Got it?
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Trust the body.
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Once you've prepared and practiced,
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once you've prepared and practiced,
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that's the part that a lot of people miss,
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you've got to prepare, you've got to practice.
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So once you've done that,
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once you've prepared and practiced, say that.
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Then your body already knows how to perform.
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Your body already knows how to perform.
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Overthinking gets in the way.
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Overthinking, thinking too much, it gets in the way.
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It causes problems.
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Let your nervous system do what it's trained to do.
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When we practice speaking English over and over and over,
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we train our nervous system.
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We train our muscle memory to speak English.
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So don't overthink it.
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Don't let overthinking get in the way.
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Let your nervous system, let your muscle memory do what it's trained to do.
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All right.
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Relax and observe.
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Relax and observe.
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Simple awareness erases tension.
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Simple awareness, being aware of simple things, erases tension.
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When you notice tightness, loosen up, loosen up, relax.
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When you notice tightness, loosen up.
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When your attention drifts, what's that?
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What's that?
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Oh, Oh, my attention just now drifted away.
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I'm sorry.
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I'm going to gently bring it back.
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Gently bring your attention back.
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When your attention drifts, gently bring it back.
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Learn through doing, not constant correcting.
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Oh, I believe in this.
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I try not to correct my students' English.
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I just do the correct English over and over,
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practice it over and over,
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and put that input into the brain of the correct English instead of saying,
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don't say this, don't say that.
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Anyways, don't always jump in to criticize yourself.
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Don't always jump in to criticize yourself.
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Don't say, I'm so bad.
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Notice what you're doing right and do that and do more of that.
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Learn through doing, not constant correcting.
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Don't always jump in to criticize yourself.
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Say it with me.
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Learn through doing, not constant correcting.
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Don't always jump in to criticize yourself.
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Good job.
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Experiment.
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Try new things.
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Experiment.
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Notice what changes and let your inner system adjust naturally.
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Experiment.
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Notice what changes and let your inner system adjust naturally.
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You don't fail at performance.
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You fail at trusting You fail at trusting your performance,
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at trusting the practice that you put in.
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Trust your training.
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Quiet the inner judge, the inner critic.
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Say, shut up, inner critic.
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Trust your training and simply play with presence.
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Speak with presence.
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Play with presence.
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All right, this is the last slide,
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so let's go ahead and shadow this two times.
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I want you to say it with me, okay?
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Here we go.
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You don't fail at performance.
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You fail at trusting.
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Trust your training.
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Quiet the inner judge and simply play with presence.
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Let's try again.
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You don't fail at performance.
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You fail at trusting.
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Trust your training.
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Quiet the inner judge and simply play with presence.
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Boom.
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All right.
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Now we're going to do the shadowing part.
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I'm going to say it start to finish, nonstop.
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You can follow along.
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You can try to shadow me or repeat little chunks here and there.
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Here we go.
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Today's book is The Inner Game of Tennis by Timothy Galway.
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It's a sports book that goes far beyond sports.
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It shows how our inner voice,
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tension, and constant distraction can sabotage performance.
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Not only in tennis, but also in work,
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relationships, relationships, creativity, and everyday life.
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You can also use the insights from this book to boost your English-speaking performance.
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Let's explore the main ideas.
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Two selves.
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Self one is the judge.
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It critiques and criticizes.
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2 is the doer.
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It performs.
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The goal is to quiet self 1 so self 2 can do what it does best.
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Focus on the process, not the outcome.
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Obsessing over results tightens your mind.
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Instead, Instead, watch the ball,
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feel your swing, and reconnect with what's actually happening right now.
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Trust the body.
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Once you've prepared and practiced,
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your body already knows how to perform.
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Overthinking gets in the way.
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Let your nervous system do what it's trained to do.
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Relax and observe.
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Simple awareness eases tension.
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When you notice tightness, loosen up.
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When your attention drifts, gently bring it back.
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Learn through doing, not constant correcting.
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Don't always jump in to criticize yourself.
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Experiment.
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Notice what changes and let your inner system adjust naturally.
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You don't fail at performance.
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You fail at trusting.
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Trust your training.
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Quiet the inner judge and simply play with presence.
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Boom.
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Good workout.
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Way to go.
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That was our book summary for today.
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I hope it was helpful.
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Keep moving forward.
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Take one step at a time and I will see you in the next training video.
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Kontext & Hintergrund
In dem Video „English Speaking Practice: The Inner Game Inside Your Head: Repeating & Shadowing English“ wird das Konzept des Shadowing besprochen, das besonders für Lernende von Englisch von Vorteil sein kann. Der Sprecher bezieht sich auf das Buch „The Inner Game of Tennis“ von Timothy Galloway, das grundlegende Prinzipien im Sport beschreibt, die auch auf das Lernen von Sprachen angewendet werden können. Es wird aufgezeigt, dass die innere Stimme, die oft kritische Gedanken äußert, unsere Leistung beeinträchtigen kann – sei es im Tennis oder beim Englisch sprechen üben. Die Erkenntnisse aus diesem Buch sollen helfen, die Sprachfähigkeiten zu verbessern und Selbstvertrauen beim Sprechen aufzubauen.
Top 5 Sätze für die tägliche Kommunikation
- „Bist du bereit, Englisch zu üben?“ – Eine einladende Frage, um eine Gesprächssituation einzuleiten.
- „Lass uns das zusammen wiederholen.“ – Ein Vorschlag zur Zusammenarbeit, der beim Lernen hilft.
- „Was bedeutet das?“ – Eine wichtige Frage, um Klarheit in der Kommunikation zu schaffen.
- „Ich habe darüber nachgedacht.“ – Eine Möglichkeit, zu zeigen, dass man aktiv am Gespräch teilnimmt.
- „Hilfst du mir, das auszusprechen?“ – Eine Bitte um Unterstützung, die Selbstbewusstsein zeigt.
Schritt-für-Schritt Shadowing-Anleitung
Um die Herausforderungen des Videos effektiv zu bewältigen und deine Englischkenntnisse zu verbessern, kannst du die folgende Shadowing-Anleitung befolgen:
- Höre das Video aufmerksam an: Konzentriere dich auf die Aussprache und den Rhythmus des Sprechers.
- Wiederhole nach dem Sprecher: Nutze die Technik des Shadowings, indem du den Sprecher ohne Unterbrechung nachsprichst. Dies hilft dir, die Klänge der Wörter zu internalisieren.
- Es gibt zwei Stimmen: Reflektiere über die „zwei Selbst“ – das kritische Selbst und das handelnde Selbst. Lass dein kritisches Selbst los, wenn du sprichst, und konzentriere dich auf das Üben.
- Übe regelmäßig: Nutze die Vorteile von Englisch lernen mit YouTube, indem du diese Technik täglich anwendest. Die Wiederholung wird deine Sicherheit verbessern.
- Beobachte deinen Fortschritt: Achte darauf, wie sich deine Aussprache und dein Selbstvertrauen beim Englisch sprechen üben entwickeln. Dokumentiere deine Fortschritte.
Durch die Kombination aus Shadowing und der Anwendung der Kernprinzipien aus Galloways Buch kannst du deinen inneren Dialog verbessern und deine Sprachfertigkeiten gezielt erweitern. Nutze die Ressourcen auf der shadowing site und wende die Technik des shadow speech an, um deine Fähigkeiten weiter zu steigern.
Was ist die Shadowing-Technik?
Shadowing ist eine wissenschaftlich fundierte Sprachlerntechnik, die ursprünglich für die professionelle Dolmetscherausbildung entwickelt und durch den Polyglotten Dr. Alexander Arguelles populär gemacht wurde. Die Methode ist einfach aber wirkungsvoll: Du hörst englisches Audio von Muttersprachlern und wiederholst es sofort laut — wie ein Schatten, der dem Sprecher mit nur 1–2 Sekunden Verzögerung folgt. Anders als passives Hören oder Grammatikübungen zwingt Shadowing dein Gehirn und deine Mundmuskulatur, gleichzeitig echte Sprachmuster zu verarbeiten und zu reproduzieren. Studien zeigen, dass es Aussprachegenauigkeit, Intonation, Rhythmus, verbundene Sprache, Hörverständnis und Sprechflüssigkeit signifikant verbessert — was es zu einer der effektivsten Methoden für die IELTS Speaking-Vorbereitung und reale englische Kommunikation macht.
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