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Style: Seidokaikan--
It means that the water doesn't hit the thing it's aimed at and then cease to exist forevermore.
There is NO possibility that water isn't bouncing off the inside surface of that door and into the car. I don't care how strong his kung-fu is. That's high pressure and I watched the angles at which he was spraying. Oh, I'll agree that he might be getting a surprisingly small amount of water in the car relative to what you or I would do, but none? No. I'll not believe that for a minute. -
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PDS Rifles Style: Univ. Florida Kickboxing--
Either way, if it is a minimal amount (i.e. about what you would get at a drive-through machine) he wouldn't have to use his taekkyon. lol
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This reminds me of a waiter I used to know who practiced his Ba Gua footwork maneuvering trays of food between tables. Fun to watch and probably good training for balance, etc.
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PDS Rifles Style: Univ. Florida Kickboxing
Is this Taekkyon footwork?