Movement Movement Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 All Pages Page 2 of 4 Feel the ground under your feet for a solid spot before shifting your weight (not necessary on a known surface). Keep movements simple, especially when on unknown surface. Step in your own footprints, replacing each foot with the other like the way a cat stalks (not necessary on a known surface. For power, turn body as unit, not isolated parts. Always work from a stable base. Coordinate all movements to reach target with maximum effect. Do not telegraph movements. Practice moving in bursts. Practice leaping. Move in a circle when evading, not backward.<< Prev Next >> ARTICLE COMMENTS: Only registered users may view or make article comments!
