Goldendragon7
Grandmaster
When you get a chance Look at Tatum's and watch closely at which side he starts the signals.
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When you get a chance Look at Tatum's and watch closely at which side he starts the signals.
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Rainman
Guest
well what about the hand signals... been waiting all day, besides, I'm Rainman dammit
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Goldendragon7
Grandmaster
LOL whats that got to do with the price of eggs?:rofl: 
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Rainman
Guest
How bout this: what sort of an offensive or defensive weapons do the handsignals make (short 1 to 6):rtfm:
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Kirk
Guest
Anyone here like Mr Bulot's videos?
Goldendragon7
Grandmaster
What?
and what is rtfm mean?
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Kirk
Guest
hehehe ... Read The Fargin Manual!
Only it's not "fargin"
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Rainman
Guest
I dunno what rftm means... I liked the eyebrow movement
though :rofl:
Short 2 signals: heel palm and a nostral rip. Works well as an insert to leaping crane if it is done using a kick down behind the right knee. That is one way to rip a nose off.
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Goldendragon7
Grandmaster
small these days....... anyways.. who said I had any manuals!!
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Rainman
Guest
Originally posted by Kirk
hehehe ... Read The Fargin Manual!
Only it's not "fargin"
That is cool- now I don't have to list Infinite Insights anymore- I can use that smiley:cheers:
Goldendragon7
Grandmaster
Now where did you come up with that?
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Rainman
Guest
I did it, then had to go in search of a movement that matched it. If you turn your hand palm facing you (with fingers in short 2 formation) You will notice something should fit in there. A long time ago a friend of mine interpreted the close of long 4 as a heel palm sandwich... I then learned every movement should have offensive and defensive ideas attatched to them in order to avoid wasted motion.
Then again I try to find it in all movements, then I can practice all the time
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Then again I try to find it in all movements, then I can practice all the time
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Goldendragon7
Grandmaster
closely....... there are an incredible amount of interesting little "extras" that you will see....
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(those are called "accent marks") wink
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(those are called "accent marks") wink
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Rainman
Guest
Hmmm what is an example you use... or are they samting?
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Klondike93
Master Black Belt
The hand signals start on the left side don't they?
Have they always been a part of the forms or were they put there later?
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Have they always been a part of the forms or were they put there later?
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Goldendragon7
Grandmaster
They have all started on the left then go to the right, then up and out to the cat position...... but some do it backwards...... like the mis print in book 5 to see who learned from a book and who learned from an actual instructor.
You NEVER start on the right side even if you are doin only 1/2 the form.
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You NEVER start on the right side even if you are doin only 1/2 the form.
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Klondike93
Master Black Belt
Sneaky that Mr. Parker was, very very sneaky
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Goldendragon7
Grandmaster
For good reason too....
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Klondike93
Master Black Belt
Can you explain the reasons for the hand signals, and why they start where they do?
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Goldendragon7
Grandmaster
Originally it was to signal the judges non verbally what form you were doing..... so you start on the left to show the judges on that side then to the right then from the right lower side you simply raise up without crossing your body and advance the salutation to completion.
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