When you lack composure, you are easily startled.
This leads to hurrying. And anxiety.
Instead of patiently waiting to see what unravels, you dither, hesitate and
anticipate.
Rushing indicates a lack of competence.
It is obvious that the student has not put in the practice.
When you rush, you force.
Forcing causes your opponent's nervous system to inadvertently tense-up in
reaction to your urgency.
This alerts them to your intention and makes them harder to manipulate.
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