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I wasn't paying attention walking along the sidewalk and tripped over a step. I tried to pull my other foot forward to catch myself, and that foot got hung up on the step too.
I ended up doing a forward roll and landed on my feet.
I had been taking karate classes with my kids, but I didn't know I actually learned anything.
A while later I saw they had put large concrete planters next to the step, so I don't think I was the only one to trip.
yeah I had taken judo as a ked so I went into a forward rolling fall. Its one of my things I tell someone asking for an opinion on a martial art to take. Im like you may never get into a fight and most people I assume don't want to. But we all fall and thats pretty usefull.
Yeah, that concrete step is the only time I've ever been attacked in the street, and I survived!