Feb
23
2010
- Conditioning (30m)
- warmup, stretches, jumping jacks, prisoner squats, pushups
- 3 cycles: lunge/lunge/8 count bodybuilder, max out inverse row (fore and reverse grips), 20 each crunch/reverse crunch/oblique crunch each side, 30 lb 100m overhead weight run
- table runs
- Jujutsu variations in Shorinjin dances (30m)
- Remainder (90m)
- Scheme 1-8 review
- Constrained juwaza (cooperative drills):
- Unspecified right-side linear attacks, openings from Schemes 1-8
- Unspecified right-side linear attacks, complete schemes
- Unspecified right-side linear attacks, end the threat immediately
- Repeat with left, right, or double-sided linear attacks (linear punches, kicks, and grabs)
- Scheme 9, 10 review
- Repeat constrained juwaza with Scheme 9 and 10 openings
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Feb
18
2010
Some technical problems with the blog lately … anyway:
Conditioning (45 minutes):
- Warmup, stretching, jumping jacks, 1 lap jog, air squats
- 3×25 meters:
- bear crawls + jog
- crab walks + jog
- spider crawls + jog
- 3 cycles:
- 20 crunches, 20 reverse crunches, 20 oblique crunches each side
- single-finger weight carries, 50m, each finger, followed by full hand
- 1 lap jog
- max out pull-ups, chin-ups
- 25 meter sprawl to knee up
- 25 meter 8 count bodybuilder, lunge, lunge
- 25 meter slide/curl/press
Training (90 minutes):
- Daruma mechanics, applications, and refinement
- Fudo mechanics, applications, and refinement
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Feb
11
2010
- Kick sequence
- Drill and detail on Schemes 1-8
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Feb
9
2010
Brief entry today, time is short
- 30 minutes conditioning
- 30 minutes Daruma variations
- 60 minutes teaching (Daruma variations)
- 30 minutes Q&A (Shorinjin and Liang Yi Chuan)
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Feb
4
2010
- Assisted Lance with UCLA class (120 minutes)
- Forward rolls, backward rolls, brakefalls, side-to-side slaps
- Suwari waza aiki: kokyu-ho, ten-chi, the weave, kotegaeishi
- Schemes 1-3
- Conditioning (60 minutes)
- standard exercises, not much variation
- Teaching (90 minutes)
- Ukemi bunkai
- Ankle/calf crush from brakefall position
- Lateral roll from there into knee hyperextension in kageshi
- Guillotine escapes
- Angle, groin strike, throw
- Angle, groin strike, knee break with hooked arm
- Angle, groin strike, elbow to femoral with step under to “riding the wild boar”
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Feb
3
2010
Assisted Lance with UCLA Self Defense seminar.
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Feb
2
2010
Conditioning (60 minutes)
- Warm-up stretches
- 10 cycles: tables runs to box jumps
- 3 cycles: pull-ups, chin-ups, crunches, reverse crunches, oblique crunches, air squats, 8-count bodybuilders
- Slide/curl/press, knuckle stands, weighted runs, two-foot alligators, wind sprints, one leg alternating curls
- Overhead carry runs, claw carries, yes/no/maybe’s, finger carries, one leg alternating reverse curls
- 5 warm-down laps
Training (90 minutes)
- Breakdown of second sequence of Bushi
- Standard evolution: slow form, flow, speed, power, speed and power, slow form
- Variations:
- Stepping back into a horse while inserting
- Add neck shuto, optional ear grab
- Add neck shuto, left hand shoulder hook, right hand peel off to neck break
- Inserting under arm, elbow to sternum, rotate to unbalance, knee to face or leg
- Inserting under arm, elbow to sternum, rotate to unbalance, hook head between knees to neck and arm break
Recent Readings/Re-readings:
- Martial Arts Instruction: Applying Educational Theory and Communication Techniques In the Dojo, Kane, Lawrence
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Jan
30
2010
Improvised training (4 1/2 hours): thatching and shoveling. It turns out that thatching, which is essentially raking with an reasonable amount of resistance (in the case of my yard), is essentially a series of pi chuan stances and strikes. Shoveling out the not unsubstantial debris can be performed via a series of sliding bo strikes, and the subsequent raking is centerline clears with a bo.
Actually, quite exhausting. But, training can be found anywhere. If performed with martial intent.
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Jan
29
2010
Conditioning (60 minutes)
- Warm-up stretches
- 3 cycles: chin-ups, pull-ups, air squats
- 3 cycles: crunches, reverse crunches, oblique crunches, 1 lap run
- 3 cycles: bear crawl, sprint, spider crawl, sprint, crab walk, sprint
- Slide/curl/press, pyramid wind sprints, claw carries, yes/no/maybe’s, finger carries, two-foot alligators
- 10 minute run
- Two low intensity jogs interspersed with: pull-ups, chin-ups, mountain climbers, mountain hangs, vaults, incline crunches, incline oblique crunches.
Training (30 minutes)
- Taiji 12 Movement
- Taiji 24 Movement
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Jan
28
2010
- 1/2 standard warmup
- Bagwork: open palms shinkei’s, horizontal forward elbow, reverse elbow
- Shiho sabaki review
- Technique detail and drill (form, flow, power, speed, power and speed, form):
- Inside stick, head shinkei, stomach shinkei, to kotegaeshi
- Inside stick, iron triangle to chest, reverse elbow to groin/xiphoid
- Inside stick, head shinkei, stomach shinkei, to standing Americana
- De/merits of standing Americana for control
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