That guy changed his name again :>

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Stay low, take your time, and you'll do fine. But please, don't forget to rhyme.

Here's a little replay. I decided to use "noodle arms". So what i did was, i kept my pecs, shoulders, elbows, and wrists relaxed the whole fight. I didnt think it would be so hard to do it. Engage distance: 2000

I'm glad you're optimistic. However, this must have been the most slow cb in the history of successful cbs...

Some tips; use the MF and gravity to get closer to the ground before launching of with your knee. In time you will find a limit and as such a balance at a point of contraction // body-mass in relation to release angle to optimize the power outlet and as such max efficiency. As of now, id give it a t6-7 cb in TW.

Here's a bit faster one for you. Now i neglected to notice that you actually intended to go in that style.

Well yeah, i understand i was slow. I kept my pecs to my hands relaxed the whole time which caused me to have to worry about not dqing and still keep the momentum going forward
Here is one using my arms.

Few games of niceness

Going over old replays,
- Xhiba capping me: good for a vid
- Me capping rcarey
- some other crap.

The match against dreameater, wow! That rcarey decap was fine as well.
It was a joy watching them, thanks for sharing both of you :P

A few wushu replays

Your comebacks are coming along really nicely. I like how in the first replay you take your time between comebacks to set up correctly, for what seems like taking into consideration your opponents movement. You seem to have comebacks under your belt well enough, so try for some different approaches when you're setting up. Try not using your wrists, or not using your knees; see if you can use only or mainly your elbows to move around (or your feet perhaps). This will mean you'll have to have a tighter control on your Tori's momentum and hence you'll have to know how to shift weight around by using certain joints. Sometimes what seems the worst or weirdest approach to movement or manipulation of the Tori's positioning can give you new insight and teach you new ways that you might not have thought to be logical or possible.