Balancing it all
Balancing it all
How do you guy's manage to do it??? I find it hard to find a balance between Family, Work and Training....... Any tips ???
Re: Balancing it all
Make sure the door of the fridge opens to the left. (to your right when you open it)jacob wrote:How do you guy's manage to do it??? I find it hard to find a balance between Family, Work and Training....... Any tips ???
Approach it from the left.
Then open the door facing the inside of the frigde ala Kihon gumite ipponme.
And I got a lot more where that came from ;)
AJ
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Re: Balancing it all
Very Good.... The Fridge is ok, I have trouble witht the chest freezer, it keeps catching me with maigeri!!!
Re: Balancing it all
hanging up the laundry. 5 pieces, 10 sonobazuki.jacob wrote:Very Good.... The Fridge is ok, I have trouble witht the chest freezer, it keeps catching me with maigeri!!!
from the couch to the toilet, maegeri maegeri maegeri.
driving the car. left hand on the wheel. right uraken uraken uraken
;)
AJ
AJ van Dijk
President & Chief Instructor Wadokai Holland
General Secretary FEW Federation European Wadokai
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http://www.wadokai.nl
http://www.fewkarate.com
President & Chief Instructor Wadokai Holland
General Secretary FEW Federation European Wadokai
http://www.WadokaiOnline.com - Wado Books // Wado DVDs
http://www.wadokai.nl
http://www.fewkarate.com
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Re: Balancing it all
I'm glad I'm not the only person doing these things in the world outside of the dojo.
I remember reading that Otsuka Meijin would practice taisabaki through crowds of people in the streets. I'm sure promoting wado became too time consuming at some point.
I remember reading that Otsuka Meijin would practice taisabaki through crowds of people in the streets. I'm sure promoting wado became too time consuming at some point.
Sergio Phillipe
Re: Balancing it all
How many of you have been caught out in the workplace washroom going through some particular move from kata or kumite?
Tim
Tim
Re: Balancing it all
All light switches are turned on with the ball of the foot only and show removal is done in Kokutsu-dachi for a good workout and Zenkutsu-dachi for a light workout.
Re: Balancing it all
I work with a small team who are well use to seeing me practice the odd move from kata and kumite. I work on a large piece of machinery and to me parts of it are as good as a wing chun dummy. Nagashi uke/tate zuki are quite a common occurance - It helps pass the time :-)Tim49 wrote:How many of you have been caught out in the workplace washroom going through some particular move from kata or kumite?
Tim
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Re: Balancing it all
Do what I did, find a wife in the dojo. When the kids come, make them train too.jacob wrote:How do you guy's manage to do it??? I find it hard to find a balance between Family, Work and Training....... Any tips ???
My wife calls it the "family curse".
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Re: Balancing it all
When I am on the London Tube, it is seishan or naihanchi dachi all the way.Tim49 wrote:How many of you have been caught out in the workplace washroom going through some particular move from kata or kumite?
Tim