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"Your guide for newbies covers vastly all the points that worry me the most ... I read it eagerly the minute I received it, and several times more after. ... I wonder how people used to prepare for their first gradings in the olden days, before you guys wrote this guide ... In general, I like the understanding and friendly style of yours, and the tricks to gain a few secs in case you feel too tired! ..." Patricia, London
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As Karesz was away on a Wednesday a couple of weeks ago, he asked me to take the training. This doesn't happen too often but I always enjoy preparing for a training because it helps bringing together some of the technical bits I already know but maybe I haven't managed to connect them together yet.
It's time to have a summer break in our club. It will be one month as usual to let people go on holidays without being stressed about missing so many trainings :) and to build up motivation to come to trainings later. One month is enough for some techniques and learned principles to settle in one's mind and then we can start again with fresh enthusiasm towards training. In our club, a year finishes at the beginning of July (so I'm a bit late with this post but was waiting for the pictures), and the end of a season is marked by a special training which ends with "Britain's got talent" or "who knows what" (as Karesz sensei says), i.e. gradings.
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