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Old 03-31-2007, 04:44 PM   #1
Karol Kowalczyk
 
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Smile Hello from Poland!

Hello everyone,

Im somewhere in the middle of Poland, but I was actually born and spent most of my life in England (but the name comes from having Polish roots). Im an English teacher, and I moved to this rather small Poland about 9 years ago, and then got married, bought a flat, had a baby...all the regular stuff, really .

There is a particular reason i have joined this forum, but I'll post it in another section when i have had a good look around first.

Anyway, my Aikido experience is 'mixed'. I have been attracted and wanted to study Aikido for many many years (Im 36 ) but in the past i have never really had a chance to, because I couldnt find a club close to where i lived. To make up for it, I have tried to read a lot about it, in the past from books, but I have a good internet connection, I can get a lot from there. So you could say I have a good 'theoretical' grounding, but my practical side is sadly lacking.

Anyway, a few years ago i found out a club had opened in my town, and about a year ago another one! Lucky me, you may think, but no...my schedule as a teacher didnt allow me to join them. I work a lot in private schools, during the evening, so no time .

Until this semester, when my plan finally allowed me to join one of them ! I have had one lesson so far, and I hurt like hell after it.

I wonder if there are any other Polish users around, and i also wonder if this isnt the longest introduction in this forum ever
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Old 03-31-2007, 06:24 PM   #2
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Re: Hello from Poland!

Hi Karol,

Thank you for your introduction and welcome to AikiWeb.

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