Self Defense and Kickassery for Dummies; Thursday Fifth Period [1st. Class]
Once the time had come, Faith parted from the pillar, placing herself in front of the class.
"So, this is the deal."
She was wearing some casual clothes; comfortable enough to move freely, but nothing too excersise-oriented like, as it didn't go with her. The more perceptive students would notice she was probably as tense as them, but for the others she was just overly silent, and a little creepy. The first thing Faith did was motion everyone to sit down in the middle of the tatami. "My name is Faith; Faith Lehane. You will refer to me as Faith, and if I ever hear you calling me teacher or Ms. Lehane, I'll make your life a living hell. Where I come from, supernatural creatures like to lurk in the dark, and it's my job of sorts to hunt them down. The term for people like me is Slayer...and that's all you need to know." There, she was properly introduced now ."This is a course of self defense, as it's name tells. On every class we'll see different aspects of self defense and fighting techniques, from simple stuff to some other more complicated, but don't expect me to teach you how to kill a dude with your thumb only, or some secret martial arts shit; if you are here you probably feel like your strength isn't what you would want it to be, and so you need to learn some tricks to get your ass into gear if you need it." At that point she clapped once, rubbing her hands together.
"Well then, you came to the right place. Since this is the first class, we'll just go with the very basics, but before..." And this is when she smirked at them. "I want you all to stand up, say your name, reason to be here, and who do you want to beat the crap out some day."
And once they were done with it, Faith moved on to the actual course.
"Kihon is a Japanese term meaning "basics" or "fundamentals." The term is used to refer to the basic techniques that are taught and practiced as the foundation of most Japanese martial arts.
The practice and mastery of kihon is essential to all advanced training, and includes the practice of correct body form and breathing, while practicing basics such as stances, punches, kicks, blocks, and thrusts, but it also includes basic representative kata. You want to learn your kata pretty damn well.
Kihon techniques tend to be practiced often, in many cases during each practice session; these will work as our warm-up. They are considered fundamental to mastery and improvement of all movements of greater complexity. Kihon in martial arts can be seen as analogous to basic skills in, for example, basketball. Professional NBA players continue to practice dribbling, passing, free throws, jump shots, etc. in an effort to maintain and perfect the more complex skills used during a basketball game. Practice makes the master."

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For now she was just giving her a serious look.
"If you are not feeling alright, take a break; nobody is passing out in my class unless I am the cause of that."
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"What's been a while?"
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Questioning the how, now. Not if. What a difference a week makes.
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Ouch, headache.
"I...sort of did it on purpose." And then she was giving here a pretty serious look. "I'm not particularly a saint, and in the past...well..."
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Faith's defense caught up to her ruminations, though, she gave the teacher a penetrating look. "You must have wanted to be someone else fairly badly, to do that." Or just to not be herself? "Would it be possible to do that again?"
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"You could say that."
Ambiguous answer was ambiguous.
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Strange. Even with all Faith had said about herself, there were things too difficult to ask. "I'd like to talk about that again. Sometime." She took a breath and centered herself "But kihon first."
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Because little Scully seemed to be in some predicament, and apparently Faith had something she might want to know. Well, maybe.
"This is your warm-up on every session, so you might wanna get used to it."