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Keeper · 11-03-2003, 04:56 PM

Thanks for your replies guys

What I was taught was basicly that with the imaginary traingle facing away from my oponent, I can advance to him on either his left for rigth side and attack from those angles.
With the triangle facing towards him, i can move back and to either side, away from the attack in a largo range.

I like it because it's basic and therefore effective.

But what about all this triangle inside a square, and many triangles forming a zig-zag stuff? That's what I'm interested in, because it seems so complicated (i'm simple like that )

Thanks again!

Keeper

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Keeper Registered User Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: England Posts: 74 Groans: 0 Groaned at 0 Times in 0 Posts	Thanks for your replies guys What I was taught was basicly that with the imaginary traingle facing away from my oponent, I can advance to him on either his left for rigth side and attack from those angles. With the triangle facing towards him, i can move back and to either side, away from the attack in a largo range. I like it because it's basic and therefore effective. But what about all this triangle inside a square, and many triangles forming a zig-zag stuff? That's what I'm interested in, because it seems so complicated (i'm simple like that ) Thanks again! Keeper __________________ Find Your Path in Life and Walk it Let Challenge be Your Teacher The Hard Way is The Best Way