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Ordonez, Carlos · 10-28-2004, 08:51 AM

Thank You All
I'll go see my doctor again, because my shoulder still bothers me a little. I'll keep practicing but with care (Not plomeling myself from 6 and a hafl feet

but from 20 inches from the floor

). I tried the sitting ukemi advise in my office (I closed the door so no one could see me and think I'm weird

) and it help. It didn't hurt and it was a good-smooth roll on a hard floor. I'll try this weekend in class and other variants (Both knees are good but I had try before with one knee on the floor and it also is efecctive). My usually nage is very understanding with my injury and is gentle with the technique on that shoulder.

I may have damage it, but I will be careful not to damage it anymore.

Thanks all.

CRO

10-28-2004, 08:51 AM	#14
Ordonez, Carlos Location: Tegucigalpa Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 7 Offline	Re: Problems with Ukemi Thank You All I'll go see my doctor again, because my shoulder still bothers me a little. I'll keep practicing but with care (Not plomeling myself from 6 and a hafl feet but from 20 inches from the floor ). I tried the sitting ukemi advise in my office (I closed the door so no one could see me and think I'm weird ) and it help. It didn't hurt and it was a good-smooth roll on a hard floor. I'll try this weekend in class and other variants (Both knees are good but I had try before with one knee on the floor and it also is efecctive). My usually nage is very understanding with my injury and is gentle with the technique on that shoulder. I may have damage it, but I will be careful not to damage it anymore. Thanks all. CRO Last edited by Ordonez, Carlos : 10-28-2004 at 08:55 AM.