No More Ninja
Or more accurately, taking a step out of training.
Running through my head for quite a while now and finally things had come down to this: No more Ninja. With the added load of Office Work, keeping up with five martial arts training sessions every week became too much for me to take. Something had to go. I've been toying with each portion, but in the end of it, the Ninjutsu class is already dying and living (barely) only on few select people who actually try and make it to every class. Too few, too late. Being aware that if I leave, it mostly means that teacher would have to find a new (hopefully better) group of students made that decision even harder. But all good things come to some closure and at least this one was an easy one.
So, no more Ninja classes for me. Going full fledged Arnis from now on.
Hard as it may sound.
Running through my head for quite a while now and finally things had come down to this: No more Ninja. With the added load of Office Work, keeping up with five martial arts training sessions every week became too much for me to take. Something had to go. I've been toying with each portion, but in the end of it, the Ninjutsu class is already dying and living (barely) only on few select people who actually try and make it to every class. Too few, too late. Being aware that if I leave, it mostly means that teacher would have to find a new (hopefully better) group of students made that decision even harder. But all good things come to some closure and at least this one was an easy one.
So, no more Ninja classes for me. Going full fledged Arnis from now on.
Hard as it may sound.