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An aikidoka friend of mine just built a mook jong (wooden dummy) and we are very excited to integrate this into our solo training. Any of the folks with background in Japanese arts have any experience using these? Thoughts?
An aikidoka friend of mine just built a mook jong (wooden dummy) and we are very excited to integrate this into our solo training. Any of the folks with background in Japanese arts have any experience using these? Thoughts?
why would you want to play with wooden dummy when there are plenty on the mat? there are better ways to play solo with your wood.
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