Keep Solo Practice Effective By Not Over-Focusing
One of the main errors I see people making in solitary practice is over-practicing a single action. Generally this comes in the form of practicing a c…
Month: June 2020
Queuing and Consequence
Being able to mechanically conduct a technique is important for establishing a combative base. However to be successful with a given technique require…
Looking Like a Fool
Even brand new students who’ve never held a sword before share experiences of feeling like they look stupid at their first class. Many resist ever h…
Make Practice Second Nature
Keeping a new skill in the active portion of the brain allows you to return to serious study of that skill (for example in a weekly class) more ready …