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I am antering one with the people from redhall and bramley on November 18th, its my first big comp.I am nervous as hell.Its the kata I am nervous about, I don't think that I will do very wel in kumite but wanna give it a go!

 

Anything that may help me advice wise?

 

Thankyou!

 

 

Anthony Bullock

1st Dan Black Belt - Shotokan Karate

5th Kyu Yellow Belt - Aiki-Jutsu

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um you could breathe normally and maybe pratice or go to a sparring class or spar with a friend and try to forget it and be clam!! :nod:

when you do your best it`s going to show.

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moobrack, if you read this soon get to bramley on friday night we are doing sparring training or come down once a week either sunday or monday coz we're gonna go through some fighting techniques. and dont worry bout the comp. unless your fighting me!! ha ha ha ha ha ha ha :lol: :lol: only joking

 

 

"Sssshhhhhhhh.... i'm sleeping."

Stephen Winter,

7th Kyu, Shotokan Karate

Karate International Black Belt Schools (UK)

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oh and angela if you dis me on another one of these posts me and you are gonna be having serious words and i can always start to dis and worse you know this. :nod:

 

 

"Sssshhhhhhhh.... i'm sleeping."

Stephen Winter,

7th Kyu, Shotokan Karate

Karate International Black Belt Schools (UK)

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Hey guys,

 

Competitions are GREAT! Most competitions are well run, and the staff is quite professional. I highly reccomend the NASKA, or NBL/SKIL tournament circuits myself. No matter what, there will be some funky experiances you will have in the coarse of competiting, but its all in good fun. Depends on how you look at it.

 

Competitions are meant to be fun. Try not to look at them in a bad light if you haven't been to one, or simply didnt bother to compete as much for whatever reason. Not really fair to the tournament, and it competitors.

 

One of the best ways to meet people, and travel is by way of karate competiton, and is an excellent way to meet your fellow martial artists as well. I highly reccomend it, and I encourage ALL my students to compete.

 

Hasta!!

 

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