I was the only student in the dojo after the first twenty minutes, thanks to a special event in town.
I was able to practice all my current forms in slow motion, paying close attention to the footwork of turns, weight transitions, and pivots. I am suffering from a minor knee injury, and I'm modifying my forms to avoid any sideways stress on the injured knee.
I will be testing second-section on Monday evening. The school is aware that I'm testing with a minor injury, so they're making accommodations so that I don't injure the knee further.
It was very quiet, and I was able to maintain focus. It was helpful. I am slowing working the footing out.
Thank you for reading.
I bow to my instructors and fellow students, to our past masters of the art, and all who have preserved, improved, and passed down this art before me.
With Respectful Regards,
Dan
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