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Stop! I’m really confused now. . .
More than one is a help? “I think your Jitsu background makes it easier to learn Aikido,” said someone casually to me in the changing rooms last week. “Really?” came my astonished reply, “it doesn’t feel like it.” Now I … Continue reading
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