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Nacho_mx · 03-29-2002, 08:17 PM

For the mudansha losing it´s temper after being provoked, I can understand. After all you say he called the whole thing off before it got way out of hand and apologized later on, and that´s the right attitude, even if he didn´t understand then. For a yudansha to act so arrogant, there is no excuse, his behavior speaks poorly of him and his instructor too, even if this particular incident it´s not his/her fault.

03-29-2002, 08:17 PM	#6
Nacho_mx Dojo: Federación Mexicana de Aikido Location: Mexico City Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 188 Offline	For the mudansha losing it´s temper after being provoked, I can understand. After all you say he called the whole thing off before it got way out of hand and apologized later on, and that´s the right attitude, even if he didn´t understand then. For a yudansha to act so arrogant, there is no excuse, his behavior speaks poorly of him and his instructor too, even if this particular incident it´s not his/her fault. Last edited by Nacho_mx : 03-29-2002 at 08:21 PM.