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Originally posted by William E.
...Does anyone have any training tips to prepare for Randori (on my own & outside of class)?...
Thanks In Advance!
William
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I'd like to ask for an explaination of your question. The Japanese word
randori is usually used in aikido as a multi-person attack versus one person. Therefore 2+ persons attacking an aikidoist would be considered randori.
However the word randori is also used, as in judo, as a one-on-one practice. Therefore you could also be talking about practicing aikido with one person.
Most of the suggestions are assuming that you mean the multi-person attack. However, I'm thinking that you might be talking about the one-on-one training, since you've started aikido and usually don't have to worry about multi-person attacks until you get to around black belt level.
What do you mean by randori? Is this a multi-person attack on one person or is it one-on-one training?
