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**Crazykz** · 03-31-2006, 08:00 AM

No matter what you're told and what you read on these post, it doesn't help unless you actually practice against Jodan. I was given lots of advice from several different senseis on how to approach an opponent at jodan and even with the advice it was still very difficult. I spent 20 minutes attack his left kote and by the end of the keiko my left calve was burning.

I don't know how you would do it because you're sensei is against all kamaes other than chudan, but try to go against someone in Jodan, that's the only way you can fully understand how to proceed against it. All the advice in the world that you read will not prepare you against someone at jodan in a shiai.

03-31-2006, 08:00 AM	#6
Crazykz Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 434 Senior Member	No matter what you're told and what you read on these post, it doesn't help unless you actually practice against Jodan. I was given lots of advice from several different senseis on how to approach an opponent at jodan and even with the advice it was still very difficult. I spent 20 minutes attack his left kote and by the end of the keiko my left calve was burning. I don't know how you would do it because you're sensei is against all kamaes other than chudan, but try to go against someone in Jodan, that's the only way you can fully understand how to proceed against it. All the advice in the world that you read will not prepare you against someone at jodan in a shiai.
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