Quote:
Hansel Wong wrote:
Your sword is your hand, your hand is your mind, your mind is your spirit.
When your spirit cuts deep, what need for a sword?
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Teaching students?! Totally depends on "normal practice" within your dojo.
Stuff can be demonstrated in a relatively casual manner which requires plenty of uke "co-operation".
Can also be done in quite a hard manner - "resistance is futile".
Or in a softer manner where response is soft, but resistance provokes "hidden structures". Can seem similar to "resistance is futile" but actually depends on movements of uke.
YMMV