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Daniel Mills · 05-06-2003, 02:42 AM

As another, who sweats a fair bit during training;

I shower before I even go onto the mat, to ensure that, as 'gross' as my sweating may be, I am ultimately, not sweating or leaving anything unnatural behind.

I'll dry my arms on the inside of my gi, before a technique to minimise the chances of someone slipping off my wrists, and all, but the way I see it is that if people aren't sweating or looking flustered, then.. they're not putting enough effort into it..

We don't mean to sweat so much, you know. It's just a little hard to control

Best,

-D.

05-06-2003, 02:42 AM	#13
Daniel Mills Dojo: Kokyu Aikido Association. Location: Oldham, UK Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 85 Offline	As another, who sweats a fair bit during training; I shower before I even go onto the mat, to ensure that, as 'gross' as my sweating may be, I am ultimately, not sweating or leaving anything unnatural behind. I'll dry my arms on the inside of my gi, before a technique to minimise the chances of someone slipping off my wrists, and all, but the way I see it is that if people aren't sweating or looking flustered, then.. they're not putting enough effort into it.. We don't mean to sweat so much, you know. It's just a little hard to control Best, -D.