Training times

Karate tonight is cancelled.

Normal again for Wednesday and Friday. Next week with seminars in the city there would be no classes here at all. I volunteered to lead anybody that shows up on Tuesday.

So our usual 3 classes a week have turned into a week of two sessions, and a week of one. Summer schedules always do this. Nature of the beast.

But let's say somebody is a keener, and goes to every minute of the city seminars. Six days in a row of training. How many classes is that?

Six days of training, with a total of seven sessions. Each session is only one hour in length. Bit light, compared to what I'm used to. Only 7 hours. I might be able to make the last two days, but don't know yet.

Up north, on the 3 days of a seminar weekend we'd squeeze out a lot more hours than that. We would get closer to 12 hours of training.

Anyhow, that's the plan.

This summer in Victoria, I plan on taking Judo classes. The Victoria Judo club has been in operation for well over 50 years. I used to catch a bus downtown where they used to have their Dojo. It was always fascinating as a kid to see the pictures by the door, and see tough looking people going in and out.

I don't know how many Judo sessions I'll be able to attend, what with family and all. We'll see how much I can learn. Might make some interesting blog entries, too. No way I can get slammed into the ground that much without some spectacular results.

I also plan on going to some hot yoga sessions. Of course, this is yoga done in a hundred degrees. Might help with any Judo aches and pains. Can't hurt.

Bet I get winded, several times.

But who need breathing.