The training gym · 13 drills
Debates are the game; drills are the training. Each one isolates a single skill, runs in minutes, and ends with a scored note — the way a real coach runs reps.
One opening in ninety seconds: roadmap, labeled points, a close a judge can flow.
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A surprise question, fifteen seconds to think, one minute to answer it cleanly.
Trains: Organization · DeliveryBest spoken aloudStart
Talk for sixty seconds; the mic counts your pace and fillers. No AI, pure reps.
Trains: DeliveryMicrophone requiredStart
Four served arguments, sixty seconds each. Attack the warrant, not the wording.
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The arguments you never answered in your own debates, served back. Sixty seconds each — close the file.
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Restate their argument better than they made it — only then take it apart.
Trains: Refutation · Argument QualityStart
Three confident claims, each hiding a flaw. Write the one question that corners them.
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Three confident little arguments, each hiding a logical flaw. Name it and say why.
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Defend one claim against the three challenges every judge silently runs: source, recency, counterexample.
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Hear a full opening read aloud, then reconstruct its case from your notes.
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Two clashing impacts. Weigh them out loud: magnitude, probability, timeframe, reversibility.
Trains: Persuasiveness · Argument QualityBest spoken aloudStart
Argue FOR for ninety seconds. Then argue AGAINST like you mean it.
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Someone else's debate, your closing: collapse it to two voting issues and win them.
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