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| Chinpu | ||||||||||
| Chinpu | ||||||||||
| Translation:��� Ultimate Battle | ||||||||||
| Originator:����� Matsumora | ||||||||||
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| Moving within the range of the opponents attack. This dance forms superior strategy and agility. It always draws the opponent in. Chinpu makes use of deflective movements which will open an opponent up to counters. It uses moves based on advanced agility and goes into more depth on the three timing formats. This form was developed by Oyadamuri between 1860 and 1870. It closely resembles elements of the Chinese form, Buk Sam Lum. | ||||||||||
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