はい、でもまだ動画は作っていません。一般的には、舌を歯の間に入れ、舌の上、上の歯の下から空気を吹きかけて、上の歯に舌を当てて振動させます。直接サポートが必要な場合は、DMM、LINE、またはWyzAntというウェブサイトで私を見つけることができます。Zoomで多くの日本人生徒に個人的に教えています。「Tandem」というアプリを使っていることもありますが、「tandem」はあまり使いません。（注：この日本語訳は「Google翻訳」を使用して作成しました。はい、私は日本語を少し話せますが、あまり上手ではないので、より複雑な表現には翻訳アプリを使用しています）。

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The 48-ounce stainless steel container is said to be compatible with “all full-size Vitamix blenders”. See: www.vitamix.com/us/en_us/shop/accessories/48-ounce-stainless-steel-container That appears to include (but is not necessarily limited to) the Ascent series, the Explorian series, and “Legacy” blenders with the specific Legacy blenders found on this page: www.vitamix.com/us/en_us/shop/classic-blenders My personal model is the A2300 (Ascent series) and the Stainless Steel container works fine on it. There is also an Ascent Series model (the A3500) that comes with a stainless steel container as standard found here: www.vitamix.com/us/en_us/shop/a3500-with-stainless-steel-container Note: I do NOT work for Vitamix nor am I associated with Vitamix in anyway. I am just an ordinary consumer who happened to purchase one of their products. All the information I am conveying I found on the above-mentioned websites.

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Yes, Joey Burke (commenter above) is correct. The 48-ounce stainless steel container is said to be compatible with “all full-size Vitamix blenders”. See: www.vitamix.com/us/en_us/shop/accessories/48-ounce-stainless-steel-container That appears to include (but is not necessarily limited to) the Ascent series, the Explorian series, and “Legacy” blenders with the specific Legacy blenders found on this page: www.vitamix.com/us/en_us/shop/classic-blenders My personal model is the A2300 (Ascent series) and the Stainless Steel container works fine on it. There is also an Ascent Series model (the A3500) that comes with a stainless steel container as standard found here: www.vitamix.com/us/en_us/shop/a3500-with-stainless-steel-container Note: I do NOT work for Vitamix nor am I associated with Vitamix in anyway. I am just an ordinary consumer who happened to purchase one of their products. All the information I am conveying I found on the above-mentioned websites.

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In class I tell my students that they need to NOT move their tongues, which they find pretty difficult but those that manage it (along with the lips) get a really good R sound going on!

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Hmm. Interesting. I just tried out your method to put the tongue behind the upper teeth and that seems to work as well. I think I had my students visibly put their tongue between their teeth so that I could actually see what they were doing with their tongue. Otherwise I had no idea what was going on inside their mouth and thus could not correct them. I think though, a key is the "smile" since it helps Japanese people to "freeze" their lips and thus not move them to make an "R" sound while trying to make a "L" sound. (Sorry for the time delay in my response, I don't think KZbin sent me notification of your comment, so I'm just seeing it now, April 23, 2021).

@@robertw.gordonesq.3435 thanks for replying. No worries about the time delay. And again, interesting! I stand by my method of keeping the tongue behind the teeth (so as not confuse with the "th") but your tip to have them smile is a gem. So good. Thanks again! @TweakyourEnglish

I think it all depends on the size of his hands and what feels comfortable. Thus you may want to experiment with different sizes. There is a new model out called the "Scout LT" (for "Lite"?) which seems to be a bit smaller than the regular Scout and now the regular Scout is called the "Scout XT". There is a video comparing the two found here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJCsloiie8Z2a80 (Sorry for the late reply. I don't think KZbin sent me notification of your comment when you posted it, so I'm just seeing your comment now on April 23, 2021)

@@robertw.gordonesq.3435 thanks 😊 we’re still keen users and will watch link together later. Thanks for reply

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Yes. They can be oriented to shoot through the forks or over the forks.

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The black bands are a new type of latex the SimpleShot company uses for its slingshots. They are actually supposed to last longer than the pure (white) medical latex bands and or Theraband gold bands. When I originally made this video, they had not started selling black bands at that time. I am showing Theraband Gold bands in my video. However, I use black bands now as well. See the video kzbin.info/www/bejne/pX_LZYGwa9Vpqc0 for more information on black bands.

black bands are what i have on my scout they last a lot longer than the brown bands and are pretty powerful

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Neither one is necessarily more accurate than the other. Use what you are more comfortable with. I shoot horizontally (on the side) because I can then use the Phillips screw in the left prong of the fork to aim using them like a cross-hair by placing the screw over the target as a point of reference. I also seem to get more leverage and control over the forks by using that position. Accuracy (getting the projectile to hit your intended target how you want and when you want) is based on other factors such as 1) calculating distance to the target and accounting for projectile drop (the curved path the projectile will take towards the earth once it leaves the pouch) and then aiming your forks upward to account for the longer distance to be covered by the projectile, 2) “ball to band” match (i.e. different band width are meant to be used with different weight projectiles, just getting that match correct may affect accuracy as well, see kzbin.info/www/bejne/aIDOh2l7nZuhesk 3) calculating your “active band length” and cutting your band length to your proper active band length [length of the bands at rest] based on your “draw length” [length of the bands when stretched in your particular shooting stance], See kzbin.info/www/bejne/jne6aqOkf5aloZo (active band length = your draw length divided by 5, in inches). 4) centering the projectile in the pouch, 5) hand-eye coordination (training both hands to align the fork and out-stretched pouch with the path your vision makes to the target), etc.

Robert W. Gordon thanks mate,a lot of info but will take time to digest cheers mate

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