2008 Association Training Conference
LANDMARKS
Finding Balsham Church
Signposts and Waymarks
	Signposts show you where to go Helpful for learning Waymarks reassure you you haven’t gone wrong Don’t help if you’re off the track
Plain Bob signposts
	Make seconds if the treble takes you off the lead Dodging places according to where you pass the treble Dodge when the treble leads.
Plain Bob waymarks
	Dodging partner Treble at backstroke after long 5ths Same bell takes you off the lead.
Using the treble
	Where you meet the treble can be used as an instruction for the next piece of work Often used for Plain Bob - simple set of rules...
Plain bob 6 by the treble
	Meet in 56	34 down
	Meet in 45	56 down
	Meet in 34	56 up
	Meet in 23	34 up
	Meet in 12	make 2nds
	Simple method dodges only happen when treble leads therefore only concerned with meeting treble on the way up cycle matches order of dodges
Hereward by the treble
Hereward by the treble
Hereward by the treble
Other uses of the treble
	Check that treble lead coincides with becoming the next place bell Treble above or below you defines whether to dodge or make places in Kent & Oxford.
	The more you know the better, but don’t overload select the really useful ones to start with
Course and after bells
Cambridge Surprise Minor
	Use course & after bells selectively avoid overload Treble, course and after bells only help if they are right!
Handstroke and Backstroke
	Different strokes provide valuable landmarks Even in plain hunt even blows on the way up are at hand even blows on the way down are at back leading is hand & back Know whether dodges are at hand or back Really useful in Stedman...
Stedman slow work
Anchor Points
	(Including Signposts and Waymarks)
	Provide confidence reduce tension result in fewer mistakes and better striking Add interest Can be ‘drip fed’ to avoid initial overload, and to maintain interest Eventually help you to help others!
How did I learn Hereward?
	Learn pattern at front and back Symmetry Illogical rules dodge with dodge at front place with place in 3rds Logical rules don’t dodge with treble dodge, lead, look for treble Place bells 34 dodges at end of places middle of back dodges 2nds
Other documents on the 2008 Association Training Conference:
	Summary of the Arrangements
	Details of the Day
	Agenda for the day
	Overview
	The Blue Line
	Method Structure
	Hereward Bob Minor
	Hereward Bob Major
	Hereward Bob Minor - the Blue Line
	Touches of Hereward Bob Minor
	Touches of Hereward Bob Major
	Report of the Day