kenpostart
Yellow Belt
Hmm,
in the last weeks I've learned that there is always an opposite in Kenpo movements, etc.
There are oppsites stances like forward bow and reverse bow.
But is there a inverse bow in opposite to the neutral bow?
I'm thinking about the cover: Your turning the head, then crossing with the front leg your own body line (e.g. to 11 o'clock) and then you turning with the complete body.
and I have the feeling that there is something like a inverse bow in some techniques like "circling wing" (stepping back ...)
Who can help?
kenpostart
PS: I should pass again the TOEFL ...
in the last weeks I've learned that there is always an opposite in Kenpo movements, etc.
There are oppsites stances like forward bow and reverse bow.
But is there a inverse bow in opposite to the neutral bow?
I'm thinking about the cover: Your turning the head, then crossing with the front leg your own body line (e.g. to 11 o'clock) and then you turning with the complete body.
and I have the feeling that there is something like a inverse bow in some techniques like "circling wing" (stepping back ...)
Who can help?
kenpostart
PS: I should pass again the TOEFL ...