antonio (Login antolev) from IP address 200.14.107.2
HI every one,
i was wondering if any of you could help me with a little idiomatic problem. does anybody know what the phrse nip the tip means. could you please explain it to me if you's have heard this before?. this was said by mr parker in an interview and i would like to know what he refered to when he said it. any help is extremely welcome. thanks
antonio gonzalez
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This message has been edited by antolev from IP address 200.14.107.2 on Jul 3, 2009 5:23 AM
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The polite way to put it would be that it refers to a raking strike to the groin - most commonly associated with the downward snapping middle-knuckle in Short 3. Is there video of the interview on the net? I've heard the phrase a thousand times but never straight from the horse's mouth.
Dan Puleo CKF
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....It was an example of the Middle knuckle strike and it's point of contact as in Short Form 2.
As a sign post it also tells you that it was a hair pin type strike used on the drop when the power principle Marriage of Gravity was in Directional Harmony....the Line of Force plays a big part here!
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