Originally posted by Goldendragon7
Agreed
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When Mr. C says it is so, then I'm inclined to believe it is so.
Thanks for the vote of confidence, Sir.
--Dave
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Originally posted by Goldendragon7
Agreed
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Originally posted by D.Cobb
Thanks for the vote of confidence, Sir.--Dave
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Originally posted by Michael Billings
Kirk,
Flapping is: a lever, bent, rotating through space without a fulcrum. That is the pivot points are the hand and shoulder.
-MB
Originally posted by Elfan
I think Kirk is refering to something differnt. My brain is fuzzy right now (darn Plato) so could you describe what you mean by a "reverse punch?"
Originally posted by Doc
The term "reverse punch" derives its name from the relationship of the punching hand to the legs. Primarily an Okinawan/Japanese methodology, the "straight thrusting punch" was the most common in the discipline with the same hand forward as the same leg.
The punch coming from the rear opposite the forward leg was thus termed a "reverse punch."
That's cool, just keep the chute open as you float.Originally posted by jeffkyle
I always wondered how that went. Thanks for the info Doc. That was my "something new" learned today. And early in the day too...now I can be on Automatic Pilot the rest of the day.