Quote:
Robert M Watson Jr wrote:
We do randori after every class ... takes more than regular practice to get good at randori.
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My understanding from friends that have been uchi deshi at San Leandro is that you also do periods of randori-centered practice?
Hendricks sensei has a pretty structured way of teaching randori (my experience from the randori-focused seminars with her in Sweden that I´ve attended) that seems to have some similarities to George Ledyards methodology.
Edit:
So when you do randori after class, you probably have a pretty keen grasp on what you are trying to accomplish. My experience is that that is not at all that common.