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I'm making more progress in my kung fu. Last night, I think I finally got the basics down for Sil Nim Tao, my first Wing Chun form. I must have missed the sessions where we went over the form in detail, because I think I'm the only advanced student in the class who doesn't know it.

Afterwards, I did some sparring. It started off well enough. I fought Pete, and next, I fought Meredith. That's when the bad thing happened. As far as I can tell, we both attempted a low roundhouse kick on one another and pranged our ankles/lower shins. I've been hobbling about ever since. I modelled this morning, and the drawing instructor asked what was wrong with my leg. I hadn't even realized I was limping. If I concentrate, I can keep the limp away, so I'd better do just that this evening. You see, I have a dance performance. If you'd like to check out my limp-free dance, come to the SUB cafeteria tonight at 7:00 on the UNB campus in Fredericton, NB. The event is an AIDS/HIV fund raiser. There will be other dancers, and multicultural entertainment. Tickets are $7 at the door.

Tomorrow, after my Ashtanga class, I'm off to Moncton for the kwoon's Christmas party and a "kung fu Olympics." Although I don't know what the events are, I'll be participating. I sure hope there's a boobie prize, because I can't see myself winning! I'll have some pretty stiff competition. In any case, I don't need to win. I'm just going to do my best and see if I can beat my own records.

Date: 2004-12-04 04:38 am (UTC)From: [identity profile] phil-in-a-box.livejournal.com
*wince* Yeah, banging shins/ankles together is no fun. Last time I did that in karate my shin was swollen for ages.

Btw, have you ever seen that video of the kickboxer breaking his leg kicking another guy's? (It was pretty popular on the internet a few years ago.)

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