Sometimesyourbiggestweaknesscanbecomeyourbiggeststrength． thestoryofthisboyforexample．Hedecidedtostudyjudo(柔道) hehadlosthisleft inacaraccident．

Theboybeganlessons anoldJapanesejudomaster．Theboywasdoingwell， hecouldn’tunderstandwhy，afterthreemonthsoftraining，themasterhad himonlyonemove．

“Sensei，”theboy saidtohismaster，“shouldn’tIbelearningmoremoves?”

“Thisistheonlymoveyou’11ever toknow，”thesenseireplied．

Notquiteunderstanding，butbelievinginhisteacher，theboy training．

Severalmonthslater，thesensei theboytohisfirsttournament．

Tohis theboyeasilywonhisfirsttwomatches.Thethirdmatchprovedtobemore ，butaftersometime，hisopponent(对手)becameimpatientandcharged；theboyskillfully hisonemovetowinthematch．Stillamazedbyhis ，theboywasnowinthefinals．

Thistime，hisopponentwasbigger，stronger，andmore ．Forawhile，theboyappearedtobedefeated． thattheboymightget ，therefereecalledatimeout(暂停)．Hewasabouttostopthematchwhenthesensei ，saying，“No，lethimcontinue．”

Soonafterthematchbeganagain，hisopponentmadeabig :hedroppedhisguard．Theboywonthetournament．

Whenasked，“howdidIwinwithonlyonemove?”，thesenseianswered“First，you’ve almost oneofthemostdifficultthrowsinallofjudo．Second，theonlyknowndefenseforthatmoveisforyouropponenttograspyourleftarm．”

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