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**Ygd2qr8k** · 06-15-2008, 01:40 PM

But there is a few things that are not acceptable when doing shinpan, like getting the rules wrong, showing big time confusion when you give a point or stopping the match for no reasons and breaking the flow of the shiai. That's being unfair to the players.

In one match I had at least three gogi and the match was stopped more times than that. For instance I got the opponents shinai under my chin, the head shimpan asked if I was ok, then they had gogi and he asked again!! Also, he had problems with pronouncing the commands, sounded like nothing I've heard before.

06-15-2008, 01:40 PM	#27
Ygd2qr8k Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 427 Senior Member	But there is a few things that are not acceptable when doing shinpan, like getting the rules wrong, showing big time confusion when you give a point or stopping the match for no reasons and breaking the flow of the shiai. That's being unfair to the players. In one match I had at least three gogi and the match was stopped more times than that. For instance I got the opponents shinai under my chin, the head shimpan asked if I was ok, then they had gogi and he asked again!! Also, he had problems with pronouncing the commands, sounded like nothing I've heard before.
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