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Speaking as a fight scene aficionado...

Posted by Enophile on January 30, 2012 at 18:42:39:
She needs time, but may turn out to be awesome.

Fight scenes at her stage are generally limited to one or two moves, then a cut. Real figthing is almost similar: Move, move, reset.

As she gets more comfortable with the concept, you will see longer and better sequences. Kind of like how many dancing actors evolved in the 30'sd and 40's.

Check the early movies of any of your favorite fight scene performers and, in general, you will see this trend.