Re: Judo & Multiple Sclerosis
ghandct@aol.com (Gayle) said:
> I just returned to Judo after a layoff following my MS diagnosis. My focus in
> training has changed. I found a wonderful sensei (my former sensei passed
> away) who is willing to work with my strengths and ignore my weaknesses. I now
> focus on teaching the youth who wish to become involved in Judo rather than
> competing as I once did. There are days when I can do a lot more than others.
> On those days I work on learning kata and learning more throwing techniques.
>
> The best I can say is know yourself and find a sensei who can work with you.
> Gayle
Thanks, Gayle. Your words are encouraging. I have found a terrific
sensei and we've discussed my concerns at length. I'm not his only
student with MS, so it's a comfort to know he's absolutely willing to
work with my limitations, and the other players are terrific, too.
--
jake
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