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**GZFL2tDA** · 05-19-2008, 07:10 AM

Why does the guy in the videos keep saying "chumbi", which mean "ready" when they are bowing instead of "kyunge" ...

What's the little pokey thing after the chiburi? Would it be that the strawberry kool-aid wouldn't come off the blade in practice (due to the weak/improper chiburi) so whomever made this up stood there and did that and at least some of it ran off the blade ...

At 2:30 in the 4th video what's the guy on the right doing with his head/neck?! ("come on, betcha can't hit me, come on!")

I like that sliding attack at 1:30 in the second video. Maybe I will try that in class as a surprise attack against my Sensei when we are lined up for jigeiko! (or maybe I should wait 'till there's a visiting sensei and then try it!)

Well, at least it brought a smile to my face this morning.

05-19-2008, 07:10 AM	#24
GZFL2tDA Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 351 Senior Member	Why does the guy in the videos keep saying "chumbi", which mean "ready" when they are bowing instead of "kyunge" ... What's the little pokey thing after the chiburi? Would it be that the strawberry kool-aid wouldn't come off the blade in practice (due to the weak/improper chiburi) so whomever made this up stood there and did that and at least some of it ran off the blade ... At 2:30 in the 4th video what's the guy on the right doing with his head/neck?! ("come on, betcha can't hit me, come on!") I like that sliding attack at 1:30 in the second video. Maybe I will try that in class as a surprise attack against my Sensei when we are lined up for jigeiko! (or maybe I should wait 'till there's a visiting sensei and then try it!) Well, at least it brought a smile to my face this morning.
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