u/Unikatze

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Hello.

I had a flight from Montreal to Chile through Bogotá on the 12th.

I booked it through Air Canada but operated through Avianca.

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It was a fairly simple flight, leave Montreal 11pm, 2 and a half layover in Bogota and arrive in Chile at 2pm the next day.

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I checked my flight on the 11th to confirm. But then on the morning of the 12th, I was going to check in online and see I now have a 12 and a half hour layover in Bogota and am instead arriving in Chile at 11pm the next day, turning what would have been a 15 hour trip into a 24 hr one.

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So I call air Canada. They say Avianca changed the flight in May. I checked all my emails and I didn't see any notification. And since I had checked air Canada before, I assume it's Air Canada's fault for not updating their system.

Original flight was AV115, which apparently doesn't fly Mondays anymore so they put me on

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Now I'm meant to fly back on the 6th of July.

I get an email on the 18th saying my next flight has changed.

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"Hola, [u/unikatze]

Tu próximo vuelo, con código de reserva ******, tuvo un cambio por ajustes operacionales.

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Equipo Avianca"

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No mention of what has changed.

I check my reservation on air Canada, and it all looks the same as when I booked it.

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I go to Avianca and enter my reservation number. Same one they've quoted in the email and it says they can't help online and I need to contact customer service.

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I find two customer service numbers for Chile on their website. Both of which are not working.

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Now I don't know if they've actually changed my flight and Air Canada didn't change it, or if they sent me an email notifying me of the flight change on the 12th a week late.

My current flights are AV98 and AV200

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Has anyone experienced anything like this before or know of a way to get in touch with them?

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Thank you.

Hello hello.

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My 82 year old father has been bombarded with these AI slop Tai Chi ads on YouTube and he's adamant on wanting it.

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I instead found him some follow along videos instead, but for some reason he really wants a printable version.

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Is there anything available of the sort?

He can do stand up stuff, but is also looking for "chair tai chi".

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Thank you on advance.

Good evening,

My organization is a non for profit. We're more of a hobbyist dojang, but occasionally travel so our students attend bigger tournaments. This usually means we travel as a group of students and coaches/chaperones.

Last week, we attended a tournament and we had a few injuries. One concussion and three leg injuries.

I was wondering what's everyone's protocols on concussions or any other injuries?

Do you have any steps in place for assessment of a student got hit in the head after a spare? Check in on them during the day or such?

Thanks in advance.

Hello

I'm testing for my second degree soon, and I need to come up with three 1 step sparring scenarios for all 3 patterns.

I've figured out most of them but I'm really struggling with a final one for Po Eun.

Mostly because a lot of the movements seem to be designed against multiple opponents or don't flow well between defending and countering.

I'm thinking attacker goes for a front snap kick and defender blocks with a low reverse knife hand block. But I can't figure out the counter.

Any ideas would be appreciated.

Update: there were staves there. I used one of those with a U shaped block.

Got my 2nd degree :)

https://preview.redd.it/e2gazqxcayzg1.png?width=679&format=png&auto=webp&s=ed10b61bdee3a18da06c66195be60ef78e9e1c03

😄

https://preview.redd.it/czjsuhmhm5yg1.png?width=634&format=png&auto=webp&s=8320aff473da455be81ab5e9d8d4c91d52370622

https://preview.redd.it/z1jzamgsm5yg1.png?width=538&format=png&auto=webp&s=5d82bdaa32b0b109cc2408393249b38792897872

Cured I'd say.