continual training
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What if I told you that you could practice Taido for over 100 hours every week? Would you be afraid? How do you think your performance would improve? Assuming that all this extra practice didn’t interfere with your job or family life, how would you imagine you overall quality of life to change? What do you think you could get out of turning every minute of your life into an opportunity for practice and improvement? I’d be willing to bet that you’d get quite a lot.
Not all that long ago on taido/blog, I ran a poll asking readers how much time they spent each week practicing Taido. Some folks practice only one or two hours a week, while others have the luxury and dedication to devote over ten hours a week to Taido practice.
What if I told you that you could practice Taido for over 100 hours every week? Would you be afraid? How do you think your performance would improve? Assuming that all this extra practice didn’t interfere with your job or family life, how would you imagine you overall quality of life to change? What do you think you could get out of turning every minute of your life into an opportunity for practice and improvement? I’d be willing to bet that you’d get quite a lot.
Not all that long ago on taido/blog, I ran a poll asking readers how much time they spent each week practicing Taido. Some folks practice only one or two hours a week, while others have the luxury and dedication to devote over ten hours a week to Taido practice.
