Slight change of plan last night after we bowed in. In fact so much so that I didn't even know what the Sensei said to me. One of the other students told me, "he wants you lead warm up." Oh right!
I'm usually shifting my brain into neutral during the warm-up, so suddenly being in charge again after years of leading in my old class threw me off somewhat. I think I did everything we normally do, but some of it was out of order, but no one appeared to mind. But by leading I ended up missing out on the little run that goes around room five times and then back around the other way. It's a great way to warm up. Ah well.
Kyle and I completed the Chatan Yata Bo Kata, but I'll need a lot more assistance on that one. Actions are good, but transitions from stance to stance are missing in a lot of pieces.
After class we headed down to my basement dojo to work with the gang on the test prep. Judging doesn't feel like my forte', but I gave my best shot after the two candidates did their ten kata. I feel out of place making comments, but I just don't know now harsh it's going to be for them. And not being one of the fold yet I'm not sure of what value they place on my commentary anyway.
After that I got placed with MaryAnn Sensei to work on a new Kata! Gekisai dai-ichi. It's a Gojo Ryu basic one. I got the first few steps before we ran out of time. Still exciting progress since I've only been in for a few months now.
Tuesday, February 24, 2015
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