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RecoveryI sprained my knee about a month ago on January 19th. I am still recovering, but getting a little stronger every day. I went to the Monday morning class that Elan teaches. I really needed to get on the mat and see…
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Looking on the Bright SideI went on a bike ride yesterday with a friend of mine on the American River trail. We tried to fit it in before the weather came but of course the weather came early. We had planned on a 20-30 mile ride but the…
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What a beautiful picture. Those experiences are the most memorable. You will laugh about it when you remember it. I am so glad you found the positive in it even when you were cold, wet, and tired. Nature has a way of making us feel alive and happy.
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Thank you Li! Believe it or not, I actually have always really enjoyed writing but haven’t in a long time. You noticing those things makes me want to get back into it.
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Challenges To TrainThis week was difficult to train. I had a terrible cold. I had a throat that burned, non stop runny nose, headache, sneezing, coughing, and was very tired. Thankfully I was covid negative. I taught my clas…
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Taking Time Out for FamilyTwo weekends ago, I had a rare opportunity to completely surprise my mom for her birthday. My sister and her family took my parents to Disney World in Orlando, FL for my mom’s birthday. My brother and I u…
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That is so awesome you were there for your mom at such a big birthday. It is always worth it when it comes to family. She will always remember and cherish the times you visit.
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The Role of Emotions: Debunking the Notion that Emotion is the EnemyWhen I was coming up in karate the topic of emotions was not reguarly discussed. If it was it was in the context of anger. I heard the classical tale of the fisherman and the samurai. The moral is, if your anger…
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Thank you very much.
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It is difficult to control emotions when sparring. I have very strong emotions during rounds. They key is to not let them take charge. I need much more practice and patience with myself.
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Recovery takes time and patience. Keep doing it a little at a time. Soon you will be able to do more and more until you will be back to where you were. See you at the dojo soon.