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Hi dear Jamshid, yes you are right! I was in a hurry and I missed the "N", I meant Oranto. Sorry! Thank you so much!

That is right.

Thank you so much dear Ostad Jalilzadeh!!

Dear Ostad Jalilzadeh , dear friends, now I'm doing the Mumay Atado, I am reminded of what was being said on these fights figurative.
Anattawa: against a person
Atado: Two against
Soto: against three ......

Up to the seventh form and fight against seven people.

is that right?

Thank you

Hi dear friend , my answere is no ! it is not right and for multi-opponent fighting we must learn and use different strategy of combat . Mumays concerne to energy flow and doing techniques in different positions and angles and ofcours in kung fu TO'A doing mumay alone is good cardio training too ! but each formes has special effect on our body and mind ! for example in Anatawa we learn to find and developpe orientation ! in atado we learn and developpe to keep our balance etc. At the same time with doing mumays we memorise different combinations of technique etc

Hi dear Fabrizo,
No, it is not right. In classical fighting of King Fu To'a, we have one to one in Anattawa stage. Again in Atado and Suto we have one to one fighting which one person does Atado and the other Suto, but when they pass it, they would gain two levels at the same time. Next which is Samsamaeh and Mayana, one person does Samsamaeh and two people who are against him do the Marana techniques. After that it is one to four, in the middle one goes with Waiyma Mato and the other four attack with Kuana techniques. The last part is one to six, Westa Mayana and all other techniques.
Don't forget they are some classical rules in all sections and parts. I will explain them in Paris.
Have fun and good luck.