Although not totally officially in charge of the whole thing I ran the complete class with Teacher periodically poking his head in at random times. The class was very respectful and called me Sensei throughout and the little outline I made worked very nicely, but I really needed Teacher to fine tune it. I was way too heavy on blocking and he had me modify a few parts.
Frankly I was impressed that I was able to get through the whole class without boggling too much and over focus on too many things. I think the trick will be getting through the first hour and having a segue way into the second.
During the break I showed Storm the easy break boards we’ve been using over the years as I had found out that he was a significant breaker when he was younger. He loved the wall mounted makiwari we’ve got, but can’t use (it would trash the wall) and even gave it a go on the black board. That is the one that we’ve only been able to break with an axe kick suspended on blocks.
Of course after he bruised his knuckles on it everyone else gave it a try even after I told them about the axe kick. Ah youth, how I miss your unbridled enthusiasm.
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Martial Arts is ideal for children who do not do well in team sports, giving them the ability to flourish this activity, while combining physical and mental practices.
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