That's alright. You did very well for one confronted with the unexpected.

[Diarmuid was often rumored to be a harsh and strict trainer among the Fianna, and that was not very far removed from fact. He expected a certain level of skill and a measure of results from those he instructed, and insisted his fellow knights meet those expectations. But on the other hand? He had a considerable soft spot for kids.]

Having said that, you should better learn to adapt--'expect the unexpected', I think the phrase is. Your own speed is impressive, but your accuracy suffers for it.