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Fred Little wrote:
Not really. Though I don't have my Japanese wordprocessor here to input the kanji, "irimi" is a compund of the verb "iru" to enter and "mi" or body.
It doesn't necessarily mean passing or passing behind. Not at all.
Sorry.
FL
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O.K. Don't have to repeat yourself, stay on line. Ha, ha. However, you can enter off line, (irimi) or in an arc(tai-sabaki) or walk straight into (sacrifice) (whatever that is in japanese martial lingo).
'When they attack I am already standing behind them' [quote]
Regards.G.