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MSPaintclock, if you require further proof, then please do come along on tuesday, and il be there ![]() one thing ive been told i do do (that i wonderd if others did when they were beggining) is hitting too hard, if i try and hit lighter, my kiai becomes weaker. EDIT: Is Duncan your sensei? |
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...that he put us as beginners in at the deep end it's also possible that he went for a sink or swim technique. My first question would be; "sink or swim" from what? Is there some sort of hurry? ~Is there an evil Ninja Clan nearby that might attack? ![]() |
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It is usually considered a bad idea doing kendo exercises outside of the dojo, like suburi, when you are still pretty new. This is for your own good
![]() It is alot harder unlearning bad habits that just learning correct ones ![]() but as always, ask your sensei! ![]() |
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