32: Wednesday 5:45 : February 8, 2006

Basic:



Techinique:

Katate Mochi Ikkajo Osae-1
Shomen Uchi Ikkajo Osae-1
Shomen Uchi Ikkajo Osae-2

Yokomen Uchi Sankajo Osae-1
Yokomen Uchi Sankajo Osae-2



Note:
Class of 1! Me and Stumpy, a quality time to go through on details of details of things I'm having difficulties ; )

I requested to practice Katate Mochi Yonkajo, then started from Katate Mochi Ikkajo...
Never go to Yonkajo...thought about asking to do "Ikkajo" for the whole class...
yet moved to Sankajo...umm...maybe will ask for it when I get a chance again.

This is a fact. Even though, I find the thin line for Ikkajo or Yonkajo...moving Stumpy is a lot of work, or a heavy work, also finding that thin line or fine point to make things work is difficult.

I remember pointing out to the teachers why we do Ikkajo so much...Now, they conduct the class with schedule, dont get to do Ikkajo so much...and I find...I miss doing Ikkajo... : P
I love Ikkajo, its the simplest, strongest. I want to be able to make it work with anybody even just Ikkajo.

However, I was given the greatest tip for Sankajo. I am very happy about this, and my Sankajo will never be the same!!!

Its Wednesday... became a bit of a discussion day. After that I realized I havent let my thuoghts out for quite a long time like that...how I am trying to change my Uke, get over my fear... When I feel a fear to get hurt doing Uke, I too much focus on the spot I'm afraid of, then everywhere else go with no care. "Trusting my body, or the mat" is one of the best (or the only) things to go over...

How I dont really see what uke could be facing when I'm shite...(mostly because I dont think my technique can be that strong for Uke to be feared), so I just simply try to make it work, and surprise myself when it does.

So much to deal with at the same time!! One at a time, is the best I can do : )