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Qi Gong standing And Moving Hard and Soft Gong Motion; Wrist Push-ups; Qi gong Advanced Stretching Meditative Breathing; Steel Makiwara Work; Circular Boxing Analogies (Upper And Lower Body); Flowing Analogies; And Variation Analogies: Sincerely, In Humility; Chiduce!Originally posted by Kirk
During training today, we came up with HOW to train at home,
to enhance what you've been taught, instead of messing it
up! LOL One senior belt said, "do it 1000 times slow before
you do it one time fast". Now I'm a yellow belt. I study the
orange belt techniques that I've been taught so far, plus forms,
sets, etc, and I try to make sure I cover the yellow techniques
as well. Maybe not all in one day, but enough I think so that I
won't forget them in the future. So should I still do the yellow
belt techniques slowly? What's a good pace?
I am sooooooo into Kenpo, if I'm not doing it, I'm thinking/reading/
posting/ about it. Doing it is the MOST fun, but practicing outside
of school is a pain in the keyster! I'm not sure what I do/practice
at home is actually helping me or not.
Kirk