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33 reasons to love Goju Ryu karate
Why 33? No particular reason. Just thought it was a nice number. Here’s a list of 33 reasons to love Goju Ryu karate: 1. Fitness – before I started Goju Ryu I was the Jonny Vegas of fitness – preferring a pint of Guinness and a … Continue reading
Posted in Author is a yellow belt (9th kyu), Goju Ryu, Karate
Tagged beginner, confidence, goju ryu, learning, rule, sparring, theories
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An unexpected benefit: part 2
I’ve never been the kind of person who just dips their toe in the water to see how it feels. Nope. I jump right in or I don’t jump in at all. With Goju Ryu karate, it is fair to … Continue reading
Posted in Author is a yellow belt (9th kyu), Goju Ryu, Karate
Tagged beginner, goju ryu, Japanese, learning, learning from scratch
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The karate nursery kid
Admittedly, this blog is mostly a knee-jerk reaction to the fact a 5-year-old has beaten me to yellow belt (well done Sam!), but this blog is about the argument of ability versus experience.
Posted in Author is a white belt (10th kyu), Goju Ryu, Karate
Tagged ability, experience, learning, talent
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