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What is the Japanese term that translates to "one who has gone before" and is commonly used for teachers or mentors, particularly in martial arts? (Advanced)
Sensei is a Japanese term commonly used to refer to a teacher or instructor, particularly in martial arts, but it also means one who has gone before and can be used for anyone who has more experience.
Sensei can also refer to a mentor in various fields, such as art, music, and academia, not just martial arts.
What do you find most challenging in Sensei training?
Mastering techniques
Building endurance
Mental focus
Balancing training with daily life
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