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Hi Lynn, hope your well. Firstly, I am truly sorry to hear of any pain regarding your daughter. Secondly, If you are talking about the night that you bought your daughter to train during a squad session she was not part of 10 years ago then let's be totally transparent. Squad sessions are for competing gymnasts only. During every session and just before the conditioning we give all the gymnasts in the squad the chance to drink and use the toilet because the 5 mins of cardio conditioning needed to be done consecutively, if any improvement was to be gained. Every squad session we did the same thing before sally up sally down etc. We have never refused any gymnast a toilet break. It was only during this 5 mins every session. Any squad gymnast or parent can confirm. You asked if your daughter could join the session. Due to her foot injury from her previous club, plus putting her welfare 1st was the reason she was not in the competing squad. Her ability was never in question. As a proud parent you wanted her to compete rightfully so, however, we had to put her welfare 1st. These decisions are not made lightly, knowing the upset it causes to the gymnast and their parents. With that in mind, I reluctantly allowed her to participate in that night's session as you know. Which was my mistake as I should of put the team dynamics 1st. Which was my inexperience showing at that time. If memory serves correct, 1min into the conditioning she asked for a toilet break. I said no as you need to do the cardio if your going to stand any chance to compete. You then shouted at me aggressively to let her go as she is on her cycle. Embarrassed by that revelation being shouted across the room, (really wish you had of told me before she started the conditioning) I then obviously allowed her to go to the toilet. Are you suggesting, in between the time of me saying no, and you shouting at me is when the cyst burst? As this is news to me. My decision was not ego driven. It was welfare driven as she had so many injuries. Was it right to refuse her the toilet break? No. Truly sorry for that. Hindsight is a wonderful thing and I'm not perfect by any means.

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Bruce is the master, and responsible for inspiring me and many others to train. Kung Fu, or Bruce's Jeet Kune Do to be precise is a beautiful Martial art. Every martial art is special, and participation of any art is better than never training. I never get wrapped up in what's best, as it's not a contest between any. Every style can learn something from another style. Then the more you learn, the more spiritual you become as opposed to whose physically better. As long as whomever the student is learns how to be, the best they can be at their chosen art, then that's the true essence of any martial art.

Thanks Jeff, I had to document your return to Crystal Palace where you gave us so many fantastic inspiring memories.

We will be releasing a new series with Shihan Darren Stringer doing every kata and using Nunchaku. Watch this space as we spoke about this yesterday.

Je t’en prie

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Fond memories of being trained by Felix at Crystal palace. Love prosperity to all the BKK team. Extending thanks to the Brian and Trevor, and of course the late great Steve Arneil. Osu.

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Thank you for your kind words.

Length is for flexibility, and they got ripped in transit coming over from Holland, just before the class.

Agreed, in any fight stick to what is effective that works. Leave the flash stuff for demo's. In addition, this is a beginner class for 1st time users to get a feel of using Chucks. Kyokushin has no weapons syllabus as such, but it's good to learn new things alongside the basics.

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🤣🤣🤣 For sure, may go viral.

Thanks for all your support. Gutted it did not go as plan but the content was eye opening. Gonna make sure the next one is on point!

Thank you so much. They need to be heard.

Thank you so much Mike, much appreciated.

Thank you and if we help just one. I'd be happy.

Your my new Junior editor and narrator. Great work yourself Mak.

He was on top form.

@@webstersmedia8472 would expect anything less haha!

Thank you so much.

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It's only been 4 weeks 😂😅😂

That's a very good point and for sure should be considered.

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Thanks for your question. Use the recommended long testing leads as per your meter (as seen in video) and Cable ties to secure lead whilst testing.

Agreed.

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We will do.

For sure, your megger will do the trick.

Thanks mate.

Thank you for your kind comment, and I couldn't agree more.

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Our pleasure, and on behalf of @chriskitcher that's why he does it, to help you guys in the field. We have a couple more series were filming. The paperwork side and more testing tips. If there is anything you feel useful covering just let us know.

Great question, well spotted and the answer is YES. The reason for the disconnected clamp meter in the video is we could not film both simultaneously, (due to small location space) so had to film Chris outside then swivel to Charlie inside. The reason he had removed the clamp meter is to NOT affect the reading taken when chris said hold. We did try to film with the clamp on however, in the 5 secs it took to get to Charlie the light fluctuations were giving inaccurate readings to the simultaneous IR test performed outside. Thank you for pointing that out as that is crucial to the test.

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@@webstersmedia8472, you're welcome. :)

That's great to hear.

Very strong art' s

My understanding of belts tells me only the trainer on that floor should be wearing black, You get black when you have completed the basics, It is very clear some of these black belts do not know the basics, I am no expert or pro but it makes it look like a McDojo.