Unarmed Stage Combat by d'Orleans Philip;

Author:d'Orleans, Philip;
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Crowood

Reaction

The victim’s head turns sharply to the side, then back in a reaction matching the attack’s energy and speed. They knap as fast as they can, creating the auditory illusion of contact.

Alternatively, the victim or the attacker can knap off their upstage thigh.

Four stages of the backhand profile slap.

TOM ZIEBELL

A flowing image of the backhand profile slap.

TOM ZIEBELL

COMMON ERRORS

Attacker

Does not reach far enough to create the illusion of contact

Does not clearly define the horizontal and vertical elements of the technique

The hand is too close to the victim’s face Stands too square to the victim

Victim

Mistiming the reaction

Knapping too slowly, so that the audience can see

Attempting to hide the knap, thus drawing attention to it

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