Nice.

Bill and Stryke, using the moves from the kata as drills / applications, is probably something I haven't done nearly enough. That's something I'll be increasing. Good info.

Glenn,

My youngest son (Shane) is a lefty also, and I suspect he could relate very well to your feelings / perspective. Of course I think that also goes to show, that we've all become too comfortable with the right side dominated katas. We practice self defense, or "one-step" drills on both sides ...

How many folks out there, practice their katas "right and left"? I have done so on a limited basis, and plan to increase this. The fact that I find it foreign and akward to do many of the moves on the left side, seems to illustrate the need for this kind of practice.

I guess you find what you look for in some respect

Very true.

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I have a simple effective way to identify those gals. They are hot, I don't know them, they have little info about themselves, and all of their "friends" are male. Delete Request!

Welcome! I haven't been on here much lately, but it's good to see new members.

Thanks for sharing Victor.

I do remember, and I enjoyed the video. Good job you two!

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks!

Thanks for the feedback Bill! Excellent points. Shane is always looking for constructive criticism, and the foot thing is something I hadn't caught. Its probably a result of how I break down the turn for white belts, when trying to help them remember which direction to turn.

Note the extreme ...

I hadn't broke out the camcorder in awhile. However, I took this footage of my son recently and thought I'd share.

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=435835289774879


Bert

PS: Glenn you may enjoy this if you remember Shane when he was 6 or 7 years old, and I'd bring him to Dave Lamb's class ...

The difference in reaction between Lexington and Louisville is hardly surprising, given how unfortunately commonplace it has become for fans of the winning team to be destructive when celebrating a perceived major victory.

Glenn, I think there was a concern among some, as to how fans of the ...

Basketball is to Kentucky, what Football is to Nebraska.

In my P.E. 101 class (history and statistics) at WKU, our Instructor said the reason Bear Bryant went back to Alabama to Coach, was that he could not stand to coach in a state where Football was a secondary sport.

Though I'm not a big ...

Well said Bill! Thank you! May the New Year be a great one for you as well.