Vark

[Sharla]

My Results:

Visual: 10
Aural: 5
Read/Write: 4
Kinesthetic: 7

Apparently I have a mild visual learning preference - damn no excuse to find learning boxing techniques difficult really! Theoretically I should just be able to copy other people!

[Youngblood]

Your scores were:

• Visual: 6
• Aural: 7
• Read/Write: 7
• Kinesthetic: 11

[Salty]

Your scores were:

• Visual: 5
• Aural: 9
• Read/Write: 10
• Kinesthetic: 10

You have a multimodal (VARK) learning preference

Don't really know what kinesthetic means though?

[Youngblood]

Your scores were:

• Visual: 5
• Aural: 9
• Read/Write: 10
• Kinesthetic: 10

You have a multimodal (VARK) learning preference

Don't really know what kinesthetic means though?

Near as I can tell, is hands on. Learn by doing in reality situations.

[Salty]

That does seem pretty accurate to me, thanks for this sharla.

[Sharla]

You're welcome

I think mine is right too but i think I saw somewhere on the website that preference don't always mean strengths.

For someone who is meant to have a visual preference I really am not very observant and have trouble visualizing things. I do prefer diagrams to large hunks of text though.

Not completely sure of how to apply this to my training except to make my plans clearer and easier to visualize by putting them in a diagram rather than a list perhaps.

[Youngblood]

You're welcome

I think mine is right too but i think I saw somewhere on the website that preference don't always mean strengths.

For someone who is meant to have a visual preference I really am not very observant and have trouble visualizing things. I do prefer diagrams to large hunks of text though.

Not completely sure of how to apply this to my training except to make my plans clearer and easier to visualize by putting them in a diagram rather than a list perhaps.

I think it verified for me what I already knew. And in particular how it relates to the learning I seem to get the most from, which in boxing is sparring or say like padwork to introduce a new something before taking it to sparring.

Someone can tell me it all day and I tend to drift off, or even show me and once again I drift. But if I can be doing it, and they go..."Yea, that there...that it." Or if i'm doing something wrong can correct me in that right there and then physical environment. I just sorta assumed we all learn better this way...but likely not.

I can see where there would be a tendancy as it suggests for males to be more kinesthetic and females more aural...for it is no secret you are better listeners then us by virtue of wiring alone.