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Does "Naihanchi application" count as one thing? I would love to spend 3 months just breaking down Naihanchi, and drilling its applications until they become engrained in my muscle memory.

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Is footwork one thing? Stepping, shifting weight, turning, feeling the flow as I move, balance, and keeping myself solidly rooted while still nimble and ready to quickly move in any direction. I could easily spend 3 months working on just that. If that's too broad, I could even spend all that time just working on seisan stance and stepping in seisan stance. Forget all the other stances.

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I think that I would devote it to re-learning and mastering Chinto. I might not master it in three months but I would certainly be well on the way to.

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Great question! I think I'd take my three months to devote to something I haven't done before. Get a full on, every night total immersion in something I haven't explored before. Something with minimal real combat application at any level that I could just experience as an art. Iaido probably.

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My side kick. Everything about it and everything that contributes to a great kick including flexibility, speed, balance. I'd want to work towards being able to throw it from anywhere, be able to set it up and then deliver a knockout kick.

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