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    Zentkusu dachi

    Zenkutsu dachi, is the most common position in karate. The translation in english is "front stance" and it isn't used only in karate, the stance is important in lots of Asian martial arts. Childreen normally start learning karate practiscing the combination of oì tsuki and zentkusu dachi.

    If they start in a relaxed position, first they have to bend their knees, link theiryour feets and move forward. Then they need to imagine a line on the floor, and they aren't allowed to have their foot on the line. TheirYour gluteus and abdominals must be on and they must remember to obtain strength and speed from the circle move of theiryour wrist.


    It is essential to maintain the same height while you are doing three or more zentkusu dachis.

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    April 26, 2016
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    :) :) :)

    Today, I got get up at 6:30, I wanted get up early so I could relax by exercise,ing and then listening to music and taking a bath. And now it'sat 7:00.
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    April 26, 2016
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    Min Familie Min far flyttet til USA fra Norge da han var ca 20 år gammel. Norge i den tiden var fattig og isolert, og han ikke forutse mange muligheter der. En gang i USA, han begynte ved University of California, Berkeley, og han studerte hardt for å oppnå en grad i arkitektur. Etter oppgradere, han møtte min mor i Philadelphia, og han så aldri tilbake til Norge. Faktisk, han aldri snakket norsk til oss som vi vokste opp. Han lærte seg å snakke engelsk perfekt. Så mye, at jeg ofte glemmer at han ikke er en innfødt. Jeg tenker at verden i den tiden ikke setter pris på etnisk mangfold på den måten at den gjør nå. Nå, førti år senere, er jeg lærer meg norsk!
    April 25, 2016
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    TED TALKs Amy cuddy about bodylanguage. NO.3

    At the end, she had to quit her school. Almost everyone around her said “There are many other things that you can do besides study. You will never go back to school.” But she didn’t give up. She tried and tried. By getting lucky, she could finally come back to school. However that was not the end of the trial. At the end of Princeton she had to speak in front of about 20 people, and according to her that was the moment that she wanted to hide from being found out. Thankfully, her kind professor helped her by saying some nice word like “You've gotta fake it even though you would be terrified, paralyzed and having an out of body experience. Fake it until you have the moment where you say I finally internalize this.” So, she end up feeling that moment.

    To add to this moving true story, she introduced her pupil’s story. That student was also like Amy. She was the kind of student who was thinking to herself “I’m not supposed to be here.” And Amy advised her fake it until she became it, not until she made it. In other wards, she emphasized the importance of internalization. So, that student ended up successfully announcing her story before an audience.

    By introducing her personal experience, it seems like Amy wanted to say that this is not about being fraudulent. She wants her studies to be used in meaningful way. Particularly, she wants her results to be used for poor people and in doing that, she hopes that this life hack will be shared with poor neighbors. She says they can change the outcomes of their lives by just investing two minutes in a high power pose.
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    April 21, 2016
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    My future journey with language exchange partners on italki for the May Day Holiday

    Hi everyone! I haven't written any essays on italki for a while. I want to share with you that I am going to go on a journey with a language exchange partner that I met here on italki. I have been using this website for about two years and I have talked to so many people on Skype but only very few of them would keep in contact with each other while most of the other people stopped talking after one or two conversations. I know this kind of friendship requires effort from both parties. Only if both sides consider each other important will the friendship be more sustainable.

    Yes, I do appreciate the friends that I have gotten to know because of italki. For me, it's going to be super exciting because I haven't had the experience of being a tour guide for a foreign friend for more than a day. I hope that with a little efforts and some homework, I will be able to be a good tour guide then.

    Before the end of this essay, I also want to ask everyone a question. Have you ever met someone that you have only talked to online? How was that experience in general for you?
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    April 21, 2016
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    Physiotherapist who speaks Persian (Farsi)

    English: Do you use a walker or can you walk?
    Farsi: Aya shoma awau lazem darid dar manzel baryrah raftan?
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    April 21, 2016
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    The magic of Eye Contact

    Although it may seem the most obvious thing in the world for confident people who take it for granted, there are also a lot of folks like me who, perhaps because of lack of self esteem, habit or just neglect, just don't look other people in the eyes while talking.

    Maintaining at least a 50% sustained gaze on a stranger's eyes can feel a little uncomfortable if you are not used to it. I have spent 20 years of my life terrified of this. I never was confident as a child, nor as a teenager. The fact that I wore glasses, and squinted in my left eye didn't help, but the main reason was just ignorance. Over the past year i have been really studying human relationships, social dynamics, and participating in the PUA world. (I just finished reading "The Game" by Neil Strauss - awesome book, by the way!) I wanted (and still want since this is just the beginning of what I hope will be a life-changing journey) to become a good communicator and to connect more with people, not just for my own benefit, but because i think it's really cool. Since i started practicing talking with more people, and more importantly, listening to them, i have been amazed by the good results it has gotten. People love to be listened to, but still I was missing the most important part, eye contact. It was the perfect moment to implement it, one step at a time, practicing with relatives and setting reminders all around the house. This is the most important part, otherwise you will forget all this within hours, believe me.

    After a month of implementing this technique i can tell this was one of the most important discoveries of my life, most people really feel appreciated when you do it, like if you were 100% with them and not thinking in other stuff, also after overcoming the discomfort part i feel like 100 times more connected with the person, and it helps me to focus on them, even girls seem to be more attracted to it, there is a rule that says the perfect amount of eye contact for most situations is 60%, and i do believe it, this should not annoyed anyone, of course there are situations that require lower percentage and others that require a higher one(these are the bests :) ) use your insights!.

    Its incredible how sometimes we can forget or like in my case never "learn" something as simple, and so human, if you are like my "old" self please you got to try it and make me know how are you dealing with it!
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    April 21, 2016
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