if we talk about wushu, "crab" stance is the most versale and stable way to set up. i by no means say that it's best, but it's good for what it is: once person learned how to set it up, he learn the basics of knee and wrist comebacks. if you know how to do these, you can start experimenting with creativity and such, because you know the core concept. we also had alot of discussion like was it bad or worse to teach people this one, but in general it did what it's supposed to - more people are able to comeback in wushu. the thing with wushu is movement forethought is an ultimate skill cap unachiveable by most players except guys like norf, begotten and samopal, (key feature of t1), it can't be taught. at all.

Does anyone remember what happened to the old guide?

part 1 is done, part 5 is re-done and re-voiced, but 2 more videos are left to do

http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfile.../?id=263995604

I think ed may have written parts of it but we did complete it back when this org started.

just post what kind of topics you want to cover, so i may add stuff

for my end i will finish 1-5 aikido guide and move to next thing

And then when snake is finished his part someone might want to edit in how not to dq when doing it (snake is self dq master in case anyone wants to know). ;)

No replays so no

Then get new replays

Hello,

My name is Mahmood, and I live in the Bahrain.

Toribash:
I started playing Toribash 7 years ago.

I dont have replays right now since i just downloaded the new version of tb, dont say no though because im off to get replays right now! ill edit this post later.

Thanks and bye, bye.

Don't apply until you have replays, declined.