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    Testing For A New Belt

    In the last few weeks I have observed and been a part of testing.  Many of the young ladies in our dojo have been testing for brown belt.  It is really rewarding to see them go through the process of advancing to b…

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    • I am always impressed with the amount of encouragement and support you give to others. You are a truly caring person and dojo-mate. I know I am not alone in saying that you’re continued support keeps all of us going. Thanks Elan!

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    Start With Why

    I finished this book the other day, Start With Why by Simon Sinek. This book was the hardest for me to read. Which is hard for me to say because I love Simon Sinek’s podcasts. I could listen to him all day. But r…

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    Healthy Eating

    In a personal quest to be overall more healthy, I am finding how important good eating is to just plain feeling good. I found limiting sugar to be the most beneficial so far. Having dessert or eating something…

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    • Great job on eating healthier. Treat yourself to a treat once in a while during the day. Then you won’t feel like you are depriving yourself. If it is earlier in the day it won’t effect your sleep. I have the same sleep problems if I eat a dessert in the evenings. I just eat it the next day in the daytime.

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    11-23-24 Black Belt test check in

    My journey to becoming a black belt is going great so far. I’m glad that I am ahead in the game with my push-ups and crunches, miles, acts of kindness, and I’m on track with my meditation. I do feel like I sti…

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    Recovery

    I 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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    • 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.

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