Pick a coach. Get a topic. Start talking.
Two animals, two things worth getting good at.
How a round runs
- Roll. Pick a word or a scenario, then take the topic you're dealt.
- Prep. Nothing, or half an hour. The coach decides.
- Record. Optional, on your own phone. It makes the last step honest.
- Speak. Out loud, with cues arriving mid-sentence.
- Score. Review your body language and count your filler words.
Everyday talk
The conversations you actually have. Short, unglamorous, but the ones that decide how people will remember you.
0 min
Curut
On the Spot
Axolotl
Talks before the fear arrives.
- Prep
- 0 min
- Speak
- 1 min
1 min
Bakwan
On the Cue
Bee
Think for a minute and not one second more.
- Prep
- 1 min
- Speak
- 1 min
Your body and your mouth do things you never chose.
Nobody decides to say “um”, and nobody decides to hide their hands. Every round works on both, with no audience and nothing uploaded.
- A body card, every roundOne physical rule dealt with the topic. Hold it for the whole minute.
- Pause where the filler was“Um” is a mouth left open. Close it and take the pause instead. Cues like “Pause here” arrive mid-sentence to make you try.
- Score the body, count the fillersTen seconds, nobody watching, and your own progress is the point.