Post by lemonLime on Sept 8, 2011 19:52:34 GMT -5
I recommend looking over the lesson in single red stance that covers this topic as well, I would start there if you don't know how to make your saber move where you want it to. - lemonLime
As a dualist, it is important to know your swings well. Dual sabers have a moderate level of power, or the amount of force a swing produces. They are more powerful than yellow style (single medium), but slightly weaker than staff.
Take the time to swing in all directions, getting to know where the swing begins and ends. Getting familiar the parts of the swings is very important.
Your opponent will most commonly be a red style user, a staff user, or another dualist. You don’t have the advantage of being able to overpower your opponent. To avoid being blocked/parried, you have to learn to get around people’s guard. Your goal should be to attack them from where they are most open. For example, if someone swings to the right, hit them from the left.
-video of swings with duals-
As a dualist, it is important to know your swings well. Dual sabers have a moderate level of power, or the amount of force a swing produces. They are more powerful than yellow style (single medium), but slightly weaker than staff.
Take the time to swing in all directions, getting to know where the swing begins and ends. Getting familiar the parts of the swings is very important.
Your opponent will most commonly be a red style user, a staff user, or another dualist. You don’t have the advantage of being able to overpower your opponent. To avoid being blocked/parried, you have to learn to get around people’s guard. Your goal should be to attack them from where they are most open. For example, if someone swings to the right, hit them from the left.
-video of swings with duals-