2019 New Years Resolutions

[DWx]

Thought I'd kick us off on our New Year's Resolutions.

For me I want to:

1. Get more consistent in my own training

2. Grow my club to 100 members (starting the New Year with 32)

Anyone else want to share their goals?

Edited December 28, 2018 by DWx

[sensei8]

My News Years Resolutions for 2019:

1) Finish my memoir, which I began writing in 2010...FINALLY!!

2) Reach my weight loss goal, which started back in October 2016...FINALLY!!

Edited December 28, 2018 by sensei8

[Fat Cobra]

My New Year's Resolution:

1. Lose weight (but still be the Fat Cobra)!

2. Increase the size of the ShuBuKan.

[JR 137]

My New Year's Resolution:

1. Lose weight (but still be the Fat Cobra)!

2. Increase the size of the ShuBuKan.

Just change the “Fat Cobra” to “Phat Cobra” and it’ll be a smooth transition

[JR 137]

2019 goals...

1. Be done with the disc issue that’s kept me off the floor since October.

2. Test for shodan*

*By test for shodan, I mean being truly ready - drop weight, be stronger and more flexible. I’ve got the mental part. I just need to sharpen up and get into the physically grueling test shape.

[Bulltahr]

1. Deal with some health/Mobility issues.

2. Not have to give up Karate (see Number 1..................)

[Shizentai]

This year I'm shooting pretty high

1. Get certified as a d-level instructor & d-level judge

2. Get a tenure-track faculty appointment

3. Start a university karate club

I fully expect this to be a major challenge to do in my first year of trying, but here goes nothing!

[tallgeese]

Always hard setting these yearly goals, but important. So, here we go:

Grow Academy by 10 percent.

Maintain 4 day/ week average in training.

Get back into a weekly dose of PTK.

Maintain 2-3 days of additional conditioning.

Be smart enough to not aggravate injuries while trying to attain points 2-4.

[conrad665]

My goals for this year are:

Learn to apply some nice throws in judo.

Get better at the new karate style.

Return back to practicing piano.

Return back to learning Japanese.

[singularity6]

This year I'm shooting pretty high

1. Get certified as a d-level instructor & d-level judge

2. Get a tenure-track faculty appointment

3. Start a university karate club

I fully expect this to be a major challenge to do in my first year of trying, but here goes nothing!

Best of luck on the tenure-track job! I'm not sure what the market looks like in your field of study, but things are pretty flooded for mathematicians.