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Thanks much Joe, that's something I might do in the future then. And probably won't able to do in at least 5 years, ahhaha |
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I just noticed your location. Are you in the Minnehaha Kendo Club? That is my dojo. I didn't know Sensei was out of town since I couldn't be there this Saturday. Which one are you? I'm the small girl with thick glasses, if you've been there a while, and haven't just now started. ![]() ![]() |
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We got two more new members btw Bummer... maybe you can go? I want to. Kaoru |
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I'm the new asian chick who talks about Newbie Spar (star war style), lol So haven't seen you for in classes for a bit while ![]() BTW, I went to the AUSKF summer camp after the 1st week I began Kendo. It was confusing but fun! I was invited by another sensei, so that's why I went. You could go to the MWKF summer camp in August. ![]() Kaoru |
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Thanks much Joe, that's something I might do in the future then. And probably won't able to do in at least 5 years, ahhaha Ciochran-sensei likely wouldn't recommend to you to go this year, but if you work hard, maybe next year! It's really fun there. We work very hard on many things. Kihon practice, kata, and stuff like that. Edit: Saw your profile... Yup, you must be in my dojo then. ![]() Kaoru |
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chick = young of fowl, especially of chickens. Likes to peep a lot. LOL A seminar in my opinion is useful for every level of Kenshi, being inmersed(sp?) in Kendo a weekend long is usually a good incentive for people to aim for. Plus you always make new friends and see and learn from others who are very advanced. I would say go for it. (If the budget allows, of course) |
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chick = young of fowl, especially of chickens. Likes to peep a lot. LOL ![]() ![]() |
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Oh... You're the one I met a couple weeks ago, right? ![]() ![]() |
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I certainly would welcome anyone who made the trip to the Summer Camp. I think it would give them a great experience, meeting other kendo people and learning things that they might not get to see for years.
I know budgetary constraints are a prime reason why many people can't make it. I have the same problem, but I will not be staying in the hotel, but will drive the 100 miles from my home to the school. I'm going to be "housesitting" while my brother and sister-in-law is in Alaska and my nephews are at band camp. Mugu, if you can make it, I'm sure you'll be happy with the things you'll learn. |
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It's considered an advanced class over the weekend. There is a schedule that was published along with the note, I'll link it here so you don't have to do a search.
http://www.miamivalleykendo.org/AUSK...erCamp2005.doc Most of the weekend will be seminars, but there will be several keiko sessions. Depending on your experience level, you may or may not really find it helpful. |
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