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How to punch with speed
Get in your jab stance.
A jab is the fastest punch that you can throw. Slightly hunch your back with your knees bent.
OPTIONS:
- If you are right handed, place the back of your right hand on top of your left knee. Rest your upper arms on this outer palm.
- Keep your elbows facing inwards toward your body with your fists up and close to your face. Tuck your chin in to protect your jaw and stand on the balls of your feet.
- Continue to take long swings with your fist. Aim for the eye between your top and bottom fingertips.
- Imagine a small bell going off above your head and bend your elbows to punch. Hold your wrist like a baseball bat.
A: Keep your elbows facing inwards toward your body with your fists up and close to your face. Tuck your chin in to protect your jaw and stand on the balls of your feet.

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How to make a shower pan
Ensure your floor can support the weight of a shower before beginning construction because the concrete can be quite heavy.
It may be a good idea to reinforce the floor below the shower pan with exterior grade plywood.
Prepare your shower drain prior to pouring the concrete or hire a professional plumber to install the drain you plan to use.
OPTIONS:
- This will ensure that the drain's drain allows water to drain out of the walls to fill this drain. Determine how you'll use and shape your shower pan.
- Mix concrete or design your own to create the pot basin. Multiply the depth of the bucket by 10 inches (24.2 cm) to give you the depth of the tub basin.
- Make sure the downspouts are located as close to the siding as possible and that they are clear of cracks and leaks. You may be able to handle this job with a carpenter's level.
- You will need a two-piece drain. One piece of the drain will sit flush with the floor and connect to drainage pipes beneath the surface.
A: You will need a two-piece drain. One piece of the drain will sit flush with the floor and connect to drainage pipes beneath the surface.

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How to make pear paste
Boil the pear jam down until it becomes very thick.
Pour the thickened jam into a suitable small square container.
Leave to set.
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- Once it is cold, turn out and cut into squares. If not using immediately, wrap in food grade plastic wrap and store in the fridge.
- It should set around 3-5 days. Allow for 20-60 days, after which time the paste will harden.
- Half an hour should be enough time for the paste to fully harden and becomes sticky enough to sift and muddle into your creme brulee. Transfer to a medium-sized mixer.
- You'll open up the next morning. Place in storage according to the instructions provided on the package.
A: Once it is cold, turn out and cut into squares. If not using immediately, wrap in food grade plastic wrap and store in the fridge.

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How to retain customers
Learn what your customers want.
If you want customers to return to your business again and again, it's important that you learn to read your customer base and understand what you offer the market. Why would people choose your place of business over others? Customers return to businesses for one, and hopefully more, of three basic reasons :
The perception that your business offers a deal.
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- The hopes of you (and your customer base) passing on a wonderful product. The fears that your customers might react negatively to your product.
- Customers need to feel like your business operates across all of your competitors' local areas. If you include places in your business that offer the same types of deals, customers will dream about your place of business.
- The perception that your business offers a service or product that they can't get elsewhere. The perception that your business treats its customers well.
- The effect that a customer would have on your business. The impact that your business has on how they perceive the world (and the places they don't have the most prices in).
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The perception that your business offers a service or product that they can't get elsewhere. The perception that your business treats its customers well.