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Michael Hackett · 12-13-2011, 04:44 PM

I like Chuck Clark's list, but would substitute kotogaeshi instead of ikkyo, which would leave the new student with a simpler and more effective technique to build confidence. Ikkyo is good, but good ikkyo is hard.

12-13-2011, 04:44 PM	#25
Michael Hackett Dojo: Kenshinkan Dojo (Aikido of North County) Vista, CA Location: Oceanside, California Join Date: Oct 2000 Posts: 1,036 Offline	Re: Three Things for Beginners I like Chuck Clark's list, but would substitute kotogaeshi instead of ikkyo, which would leave the new student with a simpler and more effective technique to build confidence. Ikkyo is good, but good ikkyo is hard.
	Michael "Leave the gun. Bring the cannoli."