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🪢 Intentional Third Rope 🪢 Why use a third rope in your TKs? Whether for stability, intensity, or aesthetics, this course dives into the many functions and benefits of using a third rope with intention. ➡️ 📚 In this class, hua hua breaks down the Tasuki pattern, showing how... show more

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