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**Frierlovene** · 03-08-2006, 05:26 AM

As there is difference between kendo and kumdo, I can understand if he wants you to reach a certain level of proficiency before training at other dojos, but if it is as Ignatz theorises, that you can never train at other dojo's, I would probably stick to the Uni club.

I use to practice at up to 4 different places, (now it's just 2 and a bit) and I think that the moment you get reasonably comfortable doing ji-geiko, you should venture out and experience other dojos.

Jakob

03-08-2006, 05:26 AM	#7
Frierlovene Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 458 Senior Member	As there is difference between kendo and kumdo, I can understand if he wants you to reach a certain level of proficiency before training at other dojos, but if it is as Ignatz theorises, that you can never train at other dojo's, I would probably stick to the Uni club. I use to practice at up to 4 different places, (now it's just 2 and a bit) and I think that the moment you get reasonably comfortable doing ji-geiko, you should venture out and experience other dojos. Jakob
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