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:kaioken: If a member attends 4-5 lessons a week, then they will more than likely cover basics, Kata and 1 step and some bagwork, achieving a good mixture of what is required, but if there are members who only attend 1-2 lessons a week, do you think they should concentrate on techniques and kata, or sparring and bagwork?

 

 

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live in the moment and not in the past.

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right for first one !!! for now tech and kartari then later w.e. k!! :grin:

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

"If you watch the pros, You will learn something new"

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W E K?

 

Whats that Kicker? :karate:

 

 

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On 2001-10-06 06:32, Dark Contradiction wrote:

 

If a member attends 4-5 lessons a week, then they will more than likely cover basics, Kata and 1 step and some bagwork, achieving a good mixture of what is required, but if there are members who only attend 1-2 lessons a week, do you think they should concentrate on techniques and kata, or sparring and bagwork?

 

Whatever their teacher tells them to. :grin:

 

Honestly, at home you should concentrate on whatever needs the most work. Work them all. Try to not let yourself fall behind in any aspect because you are focusing too much on one thing. Once you seem to be at a consistant level, spend equal time in each aspect. You want to go "forward" not "backward." :wink:

 

Take care :smile:

 

 

Chris LaCava

Jung Ki Kwan of Connecticut

"Man is born soft and supple,

in death he is hard and rigid..." LaoTzu

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