Please don't read too much into that subject line - no double meaning here. 
I started training about six weeks ago. I have class on Tuesdays and Thursdays for two hours. It's so fun, though, and I feel that I need additional practice, that I can't stop practicing on my own.
I try to work it in whenever I get the chance. Whether it's stretching in the morning and evening, practicing falls and rolls at the local park, or taking my hanbo for a run (since it's a lot less suspicious-looking than a bokken, for when I practice sword work in a nearby somewhat-secluded canyon), I try to practice whenever I can.
Our class is very small, with widely disparate ages and schedules, so it would be difficult for me to meet up with people on "our time" to train.
Anyone else found themselves in the same situation?
I started training about six weeks ago. I have class on Tuesdays and Thursdays for two hours. It's so fun, though, and I feel that I need additional practice, that I can't stop practicing on my own.
I try to work it in whenever I get the chance. Whether it's stretching in the morning and evening, practicing falls and rolls at the local park, or taking my hanbo for a run (since it's a lot less suspicious-looking than a bokken, for when I practice sword work in a nearby somewhat-secluded canyon), I try to practice whenever I can.
Our class is very small, with widely disparate ages and schedules, so it would be difficult for me to meet up with people on "our time" to train.
Anyone else found themselves in the same situation?
