ON the subway to Dondaemun Stadium. Be quick coz You wouldn't want to miss out on this item in subway accident! Here we have Korea's classic emergency gear...BUT ONLY AVAILABLE FOR 10 PEOPLE:) But at least those ten people get instructions:) 
After training at YongIn University. (I'm glad I don't have to run that mountain every morning!)
Running trail for anyone and everyone. Mainly you see old people with strange looking visors!Its over half way through this training camp and although we have only been here two weeks I feel as though we have been away 2 months! We train every morning and every evening, and if you could believe it I am actually getting better with my running!....ohhh I hate running so much....SO MUCH...but at least I can handle 6 fast laps around a track without spewing my guts up at the end. I think if it was a year ago my body wouldn't have been able to take it!
Our main venues for this tour have been Chede and Yongin. We haven't had much of an opportunity for sparring because the Korean teams have their university games selections next week, non the less training has challenging and rewarding in different ways. China is here also and they have been my partners for most of the time. The other session we had four line sparring partners and out of a room full of Korean players each of the Chinese wanted to partner with me. There was no escaping them, it was like they leached on to me in the change over and I couldn't say no. It's good though I guess, I'm getting used to fighting taller people of different weights. Just for a bit of background info, the Chinese Women's team are all over 6 foot I believe, and that includes all weight categories!!! YIKES!
Anyways one week until the Dutch Open!:)
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