August 28, 2006
of all the stupid little things
i can't do a forward roll to save my life. so there.
it wouldn't be that bad, really, since there probably won't ever really come a time in my life that a forward roll would determine the balance between biting the dust and rising from the ashes. but then again, if you think about it, my life has been sort of revolving around rhythmics training sessions and the random, insignificant stuff that happens in between. if i don't learn this simplest of skills which even 3-year-old toddlers can perform with ease, then i'm practically killing my chances of performing the jazz number kuya james has been teaching us for the past few meetings. and he's been saying that the dance will be including several more forward rolls for me to blow over. what fun.
you can't say that i haven't been trying though; i spent a good two hours or so last sunday just attempting a roll on my bed, obviously to no avail. and the epitome of pathetic: james had to push my butt over my head twice during this afternoon's session, and still i couldn't get it on my own. it was weird, actually: it seemed like i was going to fall on my side, but then the world righted itself and i was sitting still facing the front. if i can just get over whatever's holding me back from just doing it (yes, i admit it... fear) since i've already experienced it, to some degree, then the world would be all right once again.
oh well. whenever you fall down, just pick yourself back up again. or even better, turn the fall into a tuck and forward roll your way to the next steps of the dance. how i just wish.
it wouldn't be that bad, really, since there probably won't ever really come a time in my life that a forward roll would determine the balance between biting the dust and rising from the ashes. but then again, if you think about it, my life has been sort of revolving around rhythmics training sessions and the random, insignificant stuff that happens in between. if i don't learn this simplest of skills which even 3-year-old toddlers can perform with ease, then i'm practically killing my chances of performing the jazz number kuya james has been teaching us for the past few meetings. and he's been saying that the dance will be including several more forward rolls for me to blow over. what fun.
you can't say that i haven't been trying though; i spent a good two hours or so last sunday just attempting a roll on my bed, obviously to no avail. and the epitome of pathetic: james had to push my butt over my head twice during this afternoon's session, and still i couldn't get it on my own. it was weird, actually: it seemed like i was going to fall on my side, but then the world righted itself and i was sitting still facing the front. if i can just get over whatever's holding me back from just doing it (yes, i admit it... fear) since i've already experienced it, to some degree, then the world would be all right once again.
oh well. whenever you fall down, just pick yourself back up again. or even better, turn the fall into a tuck and forward roll your way to the next steps of the dance. how i just wish.
Posted by no_brainer on August 28, 2006 at 10:17 PM | 8 comments
Rovi (guest)
winning intarmed piece? judge ako nun,sobrang mukha kasi kayong gustong gusto manalo and nakita ko yung effort kaya.. ayun, binigyan ko ng mataas na grade. hehe
Let's work on that forward roll!!!
Dad (guest)
aahhhron (guest)
myke (guest)
but practice, practice. if you still can't do it, then do this: buy something sweet & cold like a hot fudge sundae then go back to rolling. *the sweet part cheers me up for some reason*
plug mo sa youtube ang performance ninyo kung pwede. rock and roll pare. ;)
no_brainer
which gives me another idea. you could video yourself forward-rolling, then youtube it. if you really wanna help. ;-)
i like the something sweet and cold part. if that doesn't get me rolling, i don't know what will. :-P
koficola
