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To: Josef Svejk who wrote (3880)	4/3/1999 10:48:00 AM
From: Graystone	Respond to of 4295

Miyamoto Musashi or The Book of Five Rings I think Janice already knows this one, but what the heck, it bears repeating. <<To Scold "Tut-TUT!" "Scold" means that, when the enemy tries to counter-cut as you attack, you counter-cut again from below as if thrusting at him, trying to hold him down. With very quick timing you cut, scolding the enemy. Thrust up, "Tut!", and cut "TUT!" This timing is encountered time and time again in exchanges of blows. The way to scold Tut-TUT is to time the cut simultaneously with raising your long sword as if to thrust the enemy. You must learn this through repetitive practice. >> samurai.com