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Old 25th May 2019, 06:47 PM   #1
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Never in the past or even now in authentic Indian martial arts there are not any fingers outside the grip. The ricasso is only for keeping by second hand in the case when it is necessary to strengthen the blow - then two or three fingers of second hand are out of the handle and overlap the ricasso.
You are obviously correct;and Jim already made it clear (#31) that his previous approach (#27) was towards different angles.
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You are obviously correct;and Jim already made it clear (#31) that his previous approach (#27) was towards different angles.
Thank you. I'm sorry, I was not attentive
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Thank you. I'm sorry, I was not attentive
Nothing to be sorry
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