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To close or decrease range. |
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To progress in rank and/or skill. |
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Advanced Sophisticated and/or requiring more skill or thought - as in a move, method, or maneuver. |
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Advancing (adverb, adjective), Advanced (past tense, adjective) |
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This term generally is most commonly associated with Foot Maneuvers. |
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This is a natural occurrence for the dedicated practitioner. |
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Things that are considered advanced are typically not taught or skipped over for the novice practitioner. But, are re-addressed at a later time when the practitioner has progressed to a sufficient level. |
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Closing the Gap between ones self and an opponent, would demonstrate and advance toward the opponent. |
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Being promoted, would demonstrate advancing in the art in rank. Learning a new move, or perfecting an existing move would demonstrate advancing in the art in skill. |
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A 360 degree kick would demonstrate an unconventional and advanced move. |
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retreat |
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