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*Marian awaits ZK*
To me ktai differs from regular tai due to the many combination type attacks and the elemental infusions. Things that can be used back to back to each other and work in sync almost; Chaining together more fluent attacks and maneuvers. Idk how the chakra-less portion differs from regular non chakra based tai. Care to fill me in?
No real question on the first one since it is straight forward but for the sake of it, do we have to aim at the chest or can we aim anywhere at the torso?
Second one seems cool. I imagine it as kinda like s bicycle kick once the flip is finishing. So I'd start the kick at head height, then another at the chest and another at the mid/lower abdominal. Would that be correct?
Both are pretty straight forward. Just different variants of kicks, one being a roundhouse while the other is a crane kick. The crane kick is cool since it's worded in a way that gives you alot of room to do different kicks as long as we're in a crane stance.
My bad for the late reply
First is a tiger claw style of fighting. This allows you to grab the opponents by the neck/shoulder areas with a nearly unbreakable hold before bringing them towards you with heavy strength in order to knee the hell out of them.
This next one looked funny to me in my head. Lol basically jump up and kinda like defensive crane I'd crush a limb (the head) between my knees and elbows.