After a long time of editing, I have finally got it. Not the best skeet out there, but still...a skeet.

Happy Thanksgiving. :d

LMAO.............thats not a skeet dude

that is a shuriken.

A skeet is defined as throwing a piece of uke at his dismembered head before it hits the ground.

You have thrown your own hand as a "shuriken" at uke's head.

Nice try tho man keep it up

Oh woops. Got me definitions mixed up a bit. Oh well. I better study the Tori Dictionary more carefully next time. ;)

He is making shit up. You are bumping.

Erm....

It is a skeet, nothing defines that it should be ukes part

This is a skeet, the wrist touched the head before touching the ground. Ern is talking shit.

http://forum.toribash.com/showthread.php?t=16117
look up skeet shot

whatever it is, it look s hard to do! Nice replay, masterjepo!

kk, soy dudes. Iv thought this way for ages. Didnt even know there was a tori dictionary.

I guess I just have a problem with how skeets are defined. Iv always defined a skeet as, landing a hit on ukes flying head with broken part of Ukes body(Always thought breaking yourself was a little lame and easy in comparison)

There is a small variety of skeet shot, each quite different in difficulty and style. I feel we should have more names for the different types of shots;

1.Hit ukes dismembered head using a broken part of uke, before it hits the ground
2.Hit ukes dismembered head using a broken part of uke, after it hits the ground
3.Hit ukes dismembered head using a broken part of your own body, before it hits the ground (generally the hand)
4.Hit ukes dismembered head using a broken part of your own body, after it hits the ground (generally the hand)

As "Skeet" Shooting is a recreational and competitive activity where participants attempt to break clay disks flung into the air at high speed from a variety of angles, "Wiki". I have always thought that calling a hit on ukes dismembered head after it has already fallen to the ground a skeet to be an incorrect description.

Personally I have been using this system: (im aware this is not official)
1.Skeet
2.Ground Skeet
3.Shuriken
4.Ground Shuriken

EDIT:: this also confused me ->


Have a look here
http://forum.toribash.com/showthread.php?t=14890

Possibly the record definition or the dictionary def '' should be changed/expanded?