I usually extend one hip, contract antoher hip, and that's a flip kick.

Six views and no posts? COME ON.

Well, sharing moves is not really good for your learning, but, for me, I usually improvise. Basically choose a side to attack from, and apply my rotation and arms/legs there.

EDIT: And oh, I noticed you double posted. Avoid doing so in the future, it might grant you an infraction. Be patient.

Thanks.

In nearly every mod, my first turn is a random combination of contact/rotate/bend/relax.
No holding or extending.

Then, when I see the move of my opponent, I try to hit him.
Works often. Really.

But you have to have already played toribash for a couple of weeks. Then you have a feeling of the movement.

I grab them and raise my shoulders to tackle them, it works a ton.

Impro is my usual way to make stylish openers. Without impro, you'll never fully understand the value of having your own move.

i'm new don't understand anything i have some questions i won a couple of matches and how do you get ranked?

what do u mean ranked? as in belts? just win matches :P

i usually have a very vague idea of what i want to start with, then i improv from there, depending on the type of match, i may go in for the direct kick/punch or spin with my legs fully relaxed

hello I'm spanish and i going to teach how to do my best technique:
1 in a normal game no judo no akido and more follow the instructions

2 instructions:

1- press c, raising left and right shoulders, contacting right and left pecs
2- x3 space
3- contracting right and left hips, lowering left and right shoulders
4- x2 space

3 final (optional)

1- press v
2- x2 space
3- extending right and left glutes, extending left and right hips,raising left and right
shoulders
4- x7 space
5- press v
6- x1 space
7- lowering right and left shoulders

4 if you want more techniques comment please