Off the top of my head, I'd like to achieve the following things in 2010 (in no particular order):
- become more relaxed
- learn the applications for the Butterfly Form
- attend a minimum of 2 ILC seminars with Sifu
- pass the 5th level student grading
- help some of the younger guys in our group with their gradings
- focus more on the present, without worrying about past or future distractions
So what kind of personal training goals do you have for 2010?
Peter
good luck with your progress toward student level 5 Peter! i'd definitely like to hit student level 6 this year, but it's tough without really having anybody to spin with.
that's a LONG process. 
I would say i'm very comfortable at this point with my 21 but of course i know i still have a long way to go...
a very worthy goal. I'm looking for the same thing right now. If only Kelley lived a bit closer... 
My training goals?
Hope that everyone will find what they're searching for 
- Try to have more attention, not enough.
a very worthy goal. I'm looking for the same thing right now. If only Kelley lived a bit closer...
i hope to have more time to get up to phx in the coming year. student level 6!
- Try to have more attention, not enough.
for me as well!
it's funny how hard this seems to be (outside Russia). in the US most of the folks who are interested in really training hard only want to do MMA or BJJ. 
I'm working towards passing my 5th level grading. It's a little tough training for it without a training partner. I'm getting some benefit out of getting my students started with spinning, but that only helps me in the 1st circle at the moment.
so the big question is; how do you all plan to acheive your training goals for the year?
so the big question is; how do you all plan to acheive your training goals for the year?
By spinning more. 
ah, but with whom?
are your classes going well?
One of my stated goals for 2010 was to help some of the younger guys in our group with their gradings.
So I'd like to congratulate Lubo, who passed his grading for the 2nd Student Level last night - good work!
I am pleased for Lubo, and also pleased for the progress his grading represents for ILC in Austria. This was our first opportunity to independently train and test a student since our ILC group started in April 2007.
Peter
So yesterday a guys I work with that knows about mt Tai Chi practice asked me to teach him. I gave him some resources but I'm going to introduce him to ILC and see what he thinks.
Maybe I'm getting lucky and will get my training partner after all...
Ashe,
As far as the form being a long process, I have a talent with forms and can pick them up and understand them pretty quickly. I can be done learning the sequence in a week if I really put my mind to it. From there its just refining it. I'll post a video after I get comfortable with it so you can tell me what you think.
look forward to that! 
Perhaps I'm late on that, but I like the idea of this topic, Peter, so let me write a few points - after the splendid Vienna seminar, which was very special to me and, as far as I know, my trip mates from Poland! Many thanks to our brilliant hosts!! My plans for 2010 have already been partly accomplished 
. The next ones are:
Personal training goals:
2nd instructor level, maybe 6th student level
Goals for the ILC training group in Vienna:
Kalama Sutta
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My goals are to:
-Ben