For maximum enjoyment, people need to
think about how they want to experience the training.
Do they want to meet and train with
new people, or do they want to learn the most at a technical level?
If one wants a social experience,
there is nothing to prepare for. You go, and after the first movement
is explained, you just grab somebody to partner with. This would be
fine, but you never know what you're going to get.
For maximum learning, I think it is
wise to arrive at the seminar with a compatible partner already
arranged. That way, you can more easily concentrate on the material
presented.
For me, it's Jiu-Jitsu first and
social second. I would far prefer arranging a partner ahead of time.
Any of our Blue Belts would be a great match.
I haven't done so already as my knee
is currently an issue. If it isn't significantly better by seminar
time, I wouldn't be a great partner for one of my friends. If things
mend up, I'll grab somebody closer to training day. If anybody
approaches me to team up, I'll agree but make sure they are aware of
my knee.
The sessions will cover Mount
Submission, and Triple Threat Back Attack. The first will be
moderately demanding on injury, and the second as easy on knees as
anything we ever do.
I think this time I'll get Rener to
autograph my belt. That shouldn't hurt my knee much.
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