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**Dominick Yo** · 03-20-2011, 04:12 PM

I couldn't say and wouldn't like to say if they are better then me or not, we started training at the same time, but in a small way, I'm more advanced in training then the other two because I been training twice per week both in my beginners course and afterwards while they have not. My Sensei has regularised this because in our line up before practice, I been told to stand further up the line then my fellow beginners.

I'm not sure where I'm going to be placed in our team, but from talking this week about team tactics, our other club teams (we putting in 3) our best members are taking the 3rd spot. So chances are that am going to be placed 2ed or 3rd as well, but honestly, really not sure.

Normally in free pratice and Jigeiko I always strike first against my fellow beginners or senpais as befitting what we are told as beginners, always attack and keep attacking.

We only just started to learn more about defence and attack after defending in the last month, so I feel out of place allowing someone to attack me first so I can attack them.

03-20-2011, 04:12 PM	#4
Dominick Yo Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 485 Senior Member	I couldn't say and wouldn't like to say if they are better then me or not, we started training at the same time, but in a small way, I'm more advanced in training then the other two because I been training twice per week both in my beginners course and afterwards while they have not. My Sensei has regularised this because in our line up before practice, I been told to stand further up the line then my fellow beginners. I'm not sure where I'm going to be placed in our team, but from talking this week about team tactics, our other club teams (we putting in 3) our best members are taking the 3rd spot. So chances are that am going to be placed 2ed or 3rd as well, but honestly, really not sure. Normally in free pratice and Jigeiko I always strike first against my fellow beginners or senpais as befitting what we are told as beginners, always attack and keep attacking. We only just started to learn more about defence and attack after defending in the last month, so I feel out of place allowing someone to attack me first so I can attack them.
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