Showing posts with label Gymnastics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gymnastics. Show all posts
Tuesday, 8 January 2013
Learn How to do the Center Split fast for Martial Arts, Gymnastics and Cheerleading
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Learn How to do the Center Split fast for Martial Arts, Gymnastics and Cheerleading Tube. Duration : 4.83 Mins.
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Let's Learn Go! ~ Japanese Traditional Board Game ~
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Let's Learn Go! ~ Japanese Traditional Board Game ~ Tube. Duration : 64.22 Mins.
The app I used is IT Igo Free: itunes.apple.com Might-be helpful site to improve your skills: youtu.be I heard the rules of igo in Japan and China (and maybe Korea? I don't know) are different. So, in this video, I am roughly teaching you JAPANESE igo. And some people say the "origin" of igo is China, not Japan (which I know about), but I didn't say "Japanese original board game" but "traditional" board game. Don't nitpick it there. I am not an expert or a historian of igo, nor have I ever done a research myself to make sure if China is the birthplace of igo or not. As I myself can't assure that, I don't say igo is a Chinese origin game or not. If you believe it is, go ahead. It doesn't matter to me. I just won't say anything about anything I am not sure. No side. It doesn't matter where it's from to what I did in this video - teaching the Japanese rule of igo. For retarded-minded and close-minded people who cares nothing but only if the "origin" of igo is China, out of everything else that could be much more informative in this video, I shall give you examples to show you how "traditional" and "original" mean different. If you don't get the difference, you may comment about it. Otherwise, I will remove those "origin" comments since there're many already. Examples: "English is an American traditional language." --- What this means is English is not America's ORIGINAL language, but since the colonists moved to the continent, the English language has been used there. So ...
The app I used is IT Igo Free: itunes.apple.com Might-be helpful site to improve your skills: youtu.be I heard the rules of igo in Japan and China (and maybe Korea? I don't know) are different. So, in this video, I am roughly teaching you JAPANESE igo. And some people say the "origin" of igo is China, not Japan (which I know about), but I didn't say "Japanese original board game" but "traditional" board game. Don't nitpick it there. I am not an expert or a historian of igo, nor have I ever done a research myself to make sure if China is the birthplace of igo or not. As I myself can't assure that, I don't say igo is a Chinese origin game or not. If you believe it is, go ahead. It doesn't matter to me. I just won't say anything about anything I am not sure. No side. It doesn't matter where it's from to what I did in this video - teaching the Japanese rule of igo. For retarded-minded and close-minded people who cares nothing but only if the "origin" of igo is China, out of everything else that could be much more informative in this video, I shall give you examples to show you how "traditional" and "original" mean different. If you don't get the difference, you may comment about it. Otherwise, I will remove those "origin" comments since there're many already. Examples: "English is an American traditional language." --- What this means is English is not America's ORIGINAL language, but since the colonists moved to the continent, the English language has been used there. So ...
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