1. Hands are last.
2. Hips before hands.
3. Feet before hips.
Now, what to do with Kokkyo? Is it is always there?
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2 comments:
Head guides the hands, hips guides the feet. Thus the feet move at the command of the hips, not the other way round. So move your hip to the desired position and your feet should follow into correct hanmi.
I'll think about this.
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