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Relaxed Momentum Kicking et. al. 4.2
- 250 kick - pretty straightforward headkick @250 engage distance.
- maD_Man - my first, 11.
- Kick (myown) shoulder decap - it ain't clumsiness... I was... eh... building momentum
- Nub Power - footless ankle decap
I liked Nub Power, but didnt really like the rest. Here's why:
250 Kick- Its too common. The snapkick opener, with the jump then the decap. Theres hundreds of variations.
MaDMan - A little bit slow, and not really connecting. But a great try for a first madman.
Kick my own shoulder decap - Same with 250 Kick, its too simple.
Overall 6/10
250 Kick- Its too common. The snapkick opener, with the jump then the decap. Theres hundreds of variations.
MaDMan - A little bit slow, and not really connecting. But a great try for a first madman.
Kick my own shoulder decap - Same with 250 Kick, its too simple.
Overall 6/10
thanks archlurps. I'm very glad you thought the kicks were okay, anyways. I didn't really know about madman-speed yet will have to improve this 
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@nubpower
see it's like a play on words. Starts out symetrical (like a nub), then breaks off feet into nub nubs, then comes the move ^^
@symmetry (unrelated to me or these replays)
I think perhaps you're taking this general rule too far. Sometimes symmetry can be a very powerful tool in the hands of a good player (note: I am not including myself in this category), and some epic replays are very symmetrical.
speaking in terms of raw force, there are kinds of raw force that can best be achieved with the use of symmetry (e.g., Uketossing). just my slighlty off-topic 2cents.
back-on-topic. a couple more replays:
Defend the Decap - Uke tries to kick my head off! (obviously moving Uke at start, but not once I start moving, just to be clear).
Fake Out grab arm, reverse direction, contract knee/hip, chop-head.
. @nubpower
see it's like a play on words
. Starts out symetrical (like a nub), then breaks off feet into nub nubs, then comes the move ^^ @symmetry (unrelated to me or these replays)
I think perhaps you're taking this general rule too far. Sometimes symmetry can be a very powerful tool in the hands of a good player (note: I am not including myself in this category), and some epic replays are very symmetrical.
speaking in terms of raw force, there are kinds of raw force that can best be achieved with the use of symmetry (e.g., Uketossing). just my slighlty off-topic 2cents
.back-on-topic. a couple more replays:
Defend the Decap - Uke tries to kick my head off! (obviously moving Uke at start, but not once I start moving, just to be clear).
Fake Out grab arm, reverse direction, contract knee/hip, chop-head.
