Dipping Check

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Dipping Check

 

Any check that is enacted as part of a sophisticated defensive + offensive maneuver where the first part of the maneuver (the dipping / defensive part) is used to block (or check) a (potential) offensive maneuver or method from the opponent; but then concludes with a strike (the offensive part).

 

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This term refers to only one main characteristic of the overall checking maneuver. Because of this, the same checking maneuver can potentially be referred to in different ways or through a combination of characteristics.

 

Dipping Checks are temporary by design and only a part of an offensive maneuver, where the Path of Travel of that maneuver intersects with a limb (or any Environmental Object) causing a momentary detainment of that weapon.

 

Dipping Checks differ from Detaining Checks in that Dipping Checks can be employed against an offensive in-flight strike, and have a requirement of using an initial downward trajectory (the dip) to perform the first half of the sophisticated maneuver.

 

For more information about this subject see Check.

 

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See Ricocheting Strike.

 

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Area Check, Body Alignment, Bracing Check, Burdening Check, Cocking Check, Collapsing Check, Cross Check, Defensive Check, Detaining Check, Double Check, Grabbing Check, Gravitational Check, Hugging Check, Jamming Check, Lock-out, Nudging Check, Offensive Check, Parrying Check, Patting Check, Pinning Check, Positioned Check, Pressing Check, Pushing Check, Rebounding Check, Recoiling Check, Rolling Check, Roving Check, Skip Check, Slap Check, Sliding Check, Striking Check, Twirling Check

 

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