Good Ideas:
- Practice your kata multiple times a day
- Practice your kata to an inspirational piece of music
- Review your kata mentally, seeing yourself perform your kata flawlessly
- Practice the facial gestures you want to use to communicate the mood of your kata
- Practice sparring
- Get advice from your instructors on adjustments you can make to your kata or sparring style
Bad Ideas:
- Misperform a technique in your kata and injure yourself
- Wait until 3 days before the tournament to practice your kata
- Delay deciding on your weapons kata
- Don't ask for constructive advice
- Spar a black belt
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