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Spyn wrote:SHould be broken down well enough for anyone to understand. It covers .... proper terms for just about everything. It should help every one get on the same page as far as naming and understanding proper form.
arthon wrote:Spyn wrote:SHould be broken down well enough for anyone to understand. It covers .... proper terms for just about everything. It should help every one get on the same page as far as naming and understanding proper form.
Yeah .. but what if I don't like your d amned naming conventions, you b astard?
-a
arthon wrote:3) Would it really, in the end, help anyone out?
Brennon EH wrote:We both know that whether or not you LIKE our conventions, you will follow them because you're lazy.
p_quick wrote:this is like a Fox special "When Warlords Talk Sh1t"
Winfang wrote:That's where Tinman gets his desire for flare from!
Brennon EH wrote:Okay, enough. We are polluting their fighting forum with our weak smack.
arthon wrote:Brennon EH wrote:We both know that whether or not you LIKE our conventions, you will follow them because you're lazy.
Probably true. It doesn't mean that I don't hate you for it.
Of course, I did pioneer the first comprehensive instructional fighting video. ( http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid ... 4507216130 ) Anything y'all do after that is purely derivative.
-arthon
Brennon EH wrote:See what happens, Harry? You're teaching the kids bad habits.
Magnus wrote:If I go to UT Austin for grad school, you will see plenty of me, count on that.
Bhakdar wrote: its really whoever invests energy in the terminology of instruction that creates the way.
MagnusofDregoth wrote:Dude, the reverse-spin move (counterclockwise for a righty fighter) is seriously useful. Even in shoulder-to-shoulder Dagorhir line fights. Since many Dag fighters use ridiculously large shields, fancy **** like that doesn't always fly, but its powerful shot delivery, resulting from the strong hip motion, and fast recovery makes it a worthwhile move. Especially when done against the legs--I like to sweep the leg at the lower shin, and follow with a shield kick to knock the opponent flat on the ground.
Drudge wrote:A basic (i.e., non-wrapping) shot that originates from outside the center line and comes inward to the opponent is a chop.
A basic (i.e., non-wrapping) shot that originates at or near the center line and goes outward to the opponent is a slash.
What do you guys think?
SirMADOG wrote:
I find it really hard to understand why you are trying to define shots based on their starting position relevant to the center line. Shouldn't the starting position of your blade for a strike be based off stance and guard?
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