Silvertip Mountain In teaching, you will learn

She took a moment, to think, he assumed, before shaking her head and confessing that she had never had a reason to fight another wolf. He gave a reassuring smile to her. No problem, he said lightly. We get to start from scratch, which can be a lot easier than trying to correct something you've learned that is wrong, he explained.

He took a moment himself to think of where he should start. Then, it seemed obvious. So, the first thing you should know is how to protect your vulnerable spots, like your neck and underbelly. If an enemy gets a hold of those spots, they could kill you easily. He stood, getting into the familiar stance he took when facing an opponent. Now, when you face off, your head should be lowered so that your opponent can't lunge at your neck and grab it. He lowered his own head, showing her. He waited to see if she would follow suit before moving on. You never turn your back on your opponent, and only in rare cases do you want to even turn sideways to them- like if you're trying to body check them, he said. Any questions so far? he asked. He hoped he wasn't going too fast for her, but if he was, he would gladly slow down and explain a little better.