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- From: root@surya.UUCP (Root Account)
- Newsgroups: rec.org.sca
- Subject: Re: Intentional Violence!... Help!
- Message-ID: <cwXZVB3w165w@surya.UUCP>
- Date: 18 Dec 92 21:08:11 GMT
- References: <viking.724102512@vincent1.iastate.edu>
- Organization: Sunshine in a box
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- viking@iastate.edu (Dan Sorenson) writes:
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- > In <ig70uB2w165w@surya.UUCP> root@surya.UUCP (Root Account) writes:
- >
- > >Whoa. Since when should a crown tourney have a higher level of calibration?
- > >If they are hitting too hard, too hard is too hard, period. Striveing to
- > >injure some one is not acceptable fighting, especially in crown.
- >
- > I had no intention of advocating higher calibration for tourneys
- > or any lists for that matter. On the contrary, I was advocating lower
- > calibrations for practice. My assumption is that it is not necessary to
- > go "all out" or otherwise do more than have fun and practice that new
- > combination shot at fighter practice. My apologies if that was unclear.
- >
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- Lower calibration at practice, is the same thing as higher calibration at
- tourneys. I agree that one should be having fun at practice. One should
- also be having fun in the tourney. I strive not to take any thing in
- practice that I wouldnt take in a tourney, at least not with out mentioning
- it. The exception being if we are training for targeting.
-
- Chandra
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