The Twisting Strike of FMA | Tirapilon

[@Millie-um2bi]

These are so pretty! Thanks for teaching

[@vcastellm]

This is called Doblete in the majority of FMA styles

[@redrebel2978]

Brilliant, time to practice 👍

[@TheXabl0]

Badass!

[@akumakaizen]

Great stuff, Man! For angle 6, I've always done it more like a Reverse 6 whip. It's the same for 3 and 4 - they need a slight elbow twist to angle the weapon away from your head / body. I hope that makes sense. Keep up the new content!

[@joseantonioestrella4752]

Thanks 🙏 for the video, Mark. Could you, please, show us how to do this same technique for a thrust? Thanks in advance.

[@quomode5385]

That was really clear! What are possible defences to each of these tirapilon strikes? Double stick or single stick defences?

[@johndixon408]

How does that differ from a florete sir, or is it the same thing?

[@mcanastacio]

Same thing! Potayto Potahto