Pasi Laurén: what is common in dancing and stand-up fighting

One of the interesting things is that you have a dance school and you have a dance school. Dance school. What are the common things that the dancing lines can do with the struggle? What are the contact surfaces where they work best together? It's both the dance and the martial arts, the center, the center line, The rhythm and direction. These are the things we need to understand by ourselves and a couple of them. We just need to understand them, and then we need to be able to manipulate it. the guy's direction, rhythm, center, center line. When we have an understanding of this, it is only a question of what instruments we use. And what our goal is. It's the only one. Usually dancing is slightly easier just because the guy wants to do about that, what we want, and then in martial arts often not, but that understanding is quite Same. And then if that rhythm is missing, and that direction is missing, and you don't know your own or your friend's center, It just won't. So these are the scientific things we need to learn. I pull so much, the couple will have to take that step, otherwise they'll go to safety.

And our couple won't stay here, because if it stays, then I'll just keep moving. And I'm gonna throw a low utsi or something. But it has to get out of there somehow. And I've been pulling so far. Now I can get into trouble.