Hi everyone,
So as you probably know, I'm safe in Korea and starting to settle in.
On Monday evening I went for my first Hapkido training session since my return to Korea. The instructor was really happy to see me and hugged me.
I also started with the first of my new techniques in my black belt syllabus. The new techniques are interesting, and although I grasped the principles immediately, it still find it difficult to translates the theory into physical action.
This morning I went to my first Taek-Kyeon training class. What a strange and wonderful experience. It felt more like Tai-Chi mixed with dancing. Many of the set-techniques (patterns) are done to folk songs. So we were singing and dancing most of the time. Apart from the instructor, I am the only man, amongst a bunch of elderly ladies. There's only training twice a week: Wednesday mornings and Sunday evenings.
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"Apart from the instructor, I am the only man, amongst a bunch of elderly ladies."
Somehow, that sounds like Taiji too. Somehow. Nanku nako.
Yes, very much like Tai-Chi.
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