from green to black

moron

chairman kaopeh me again. sometimes like huige says, i'm really
feeling that boy's insecurity every step of the way. rowed right
today. obviously as i am still mastering right i'd splash more.
and that means i've put in a crazy amount of power already. but
its uncontrolled lah. but he says the splash is too much? marcus
says its normal. now i have no idea what the guy is talking about
when he says my splash is extreme. but heck, if you're way better
than noobs like that. they will always try to find some new and
minor way of bringing you down. oh well, at least i *know* i'm
pulling something with standard rather than letting all my power
dribble away like that no substance kaopehkia.

juniors. i really wish they have some standard before they make
noise. on the bright side, angkongkia performed well today. my
confidence in him wasnt misplaced. he was hostile when i asked
him if he was secretly training though. probably thought i was
looking down on him or something. i dont care, this i can take,
and i'm secretly happy for him. at least i know thats 1 good
right sider whose up to it next year. pity i cant say the same
for makuzchia or ad'num'riantan, both with crappy stroke.
kiatyee needs to master twisting out, similar to miqs stroke.
but hey at least he's more receptive. oh well, best thing i saw
all day? the machine explainng how to correct stroke, with his
newfound expertise and confidence, i'm sure he'll make a great
capt.

left side is stronger and it shows. thats what happens when
one side is more dedicated to come for training. cheers to
the stronger side!

posted by green unseen @ 8:33 AM