A tutorial isn't neccessary. A general rule to keep in mind is always keep your wrists relaxed unless otherwise necessary. Because wrists are the focus point of all grabbing, pulling, pushing they endure a lot of damage and stress and there is always a risk of them breaking.


I'm not sure how a shin dq would come about. If you showed me maybe i could help but most likely its something other than your ankles that cause it.

and finally found the replay folder

enjoy guys, feel free to pause replays to see text with explanation


also more techniques added

minor fixes

Woah, surprised at how detailed this tutorial got! Great job ^^ i should get around reading it again.

expect some update in next 2 weeks

Just took a quick glance at this. Not a bad tutorial at all but my only complaint is the technique section. Half of the techniques such as double leg are near to impossible to do in a normal game.

Plus, these techniques aren't really techniques. I can have a leg grab which turns into a lift/shovel then turn my body and do a suplex.

My suggestion is to rename this sections: Types of attacks instead of techniques and to get rid of some of the useless ones. A technique to me is more like a style such as grappling, striking, or a player who holds/relaxes at end of turn, etc.

And also to add more stuff relevant to an actual match such as a simple counter to a simple shovel (comes with experience obviously)

Some of the ideas such as relativity and weak planes are to far for people to understand such as myself so maybe fix that up.

Take my opinions with a grain of salt. It's just that most of this tutorial is based towards style than actual effectiveness. But what do I know

every technique is a tool in your tool box the more you have the more answers you have to threats.

as you get used to the moves you'll see what they flow into.

fixed