Umm... im a blue belt. but ive been inactive for a long time so i kinda forgot how to move the Toris body the right way. umm Any advice or anything. Replays Greatly apriciated.


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If you've been gone for a really long time, the best advice would be to make a new account so you could play against newer members. Being good at toribash isn't something learned from tips or replays, its from experience.

I think it would help to just go into single player and experiment with different body motions to see what works and what doesn't. I'm sure you probably don't want to make a new account

Yeah, that would e best thing to do if you want to keep your account. Start out in singleplayer, and experiment with movements. Not just, how to make a cool kick, no.

Experiment if you lower arms, what will the effect be on the knees, or pecs and glutes, just experiment a lot with everything and you will get the hang of it. Also, make some openers

Thank you all guys. emm ive been experimenting some now. and im pretty good at freerunning/parkour. but fighting and stuff is hard. my goal right now is to make a madman. its not easy!

RELAX!

If you can pick that up at the start then you are on your way to greatness, using relax gives you more power behind your attacks.

I doubt it is possible to be pretty good at freerunning/parkour and be bad at fighting. Proper freerunning is a lot harder than common fighting. If you know how to move your Tori (what you have to do to freerun) you should have no problem throwing some fast kicks and punches at Uke.

part of ur hand is stuck in uke's head lol it can be a nice decap move

Ive learned that aswell, I noticed all of you give great advice.