Kept Moving, Kept Sweating...

Back Breakfalls (10)
Kihon Dosa
Random Techniques

Note:
Class of 3.  We kept moving on San-nin Dori throughout the hour. Repeating the same technique two times with 2 different ukes, around 10 techniques...no demonstration, along with MASSIVE SWEAT!

The more you train, not only the better you get, also the better you can manage the tiredness etc...
When You don't know much, or you have a little experience, you tend to think much or do things with your own expectation even without knowing. My point is that you learn what to keep/ what to drop to do/to think, in the physically/mentally tough situation. This can be described as "economizing your movement", I think.

Interestingly...the less you do, the better your techniques get. The less you think, the better your body moves...

I guess whats important and yet difficult to do is to stay focus.

I think I like isolating myself from the world and focus on the technique I am doing. These moments gives me the reason to stay on training.