@tciaunion.bsky.socialThe penultimate part of our Secrets of the Sword series looks at using footwork to attack, retreat or move out of the path of an opponent’s weapon.
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@tciaunion.bsky.socialWhat happens after you’ve successfully deflected an incoming sword? This time we look at how a parry can flow into control, movement and counterattack.
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@whistlekick.bsky.socialTai Chi isn't slow. It's precise. Rick Barrett breaks down push hands, hemispheric sync, and writing a book on becoming "superconscious."
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