I know the Banderillas. It starts off with the usual Sur Place movements, and then there is a dramatic Appel, and it finishes with something like a Grand Circle action. This is a cool Silver Move. This depicts the Banderilla person trying to stick a banderilla into the back of the bull. The La Passe will help you prepare for the harder syllabus move called the Chasse Cape, usually seen as a gold level move in Paso. La Passe, of course, means "The Pass". Coup de Pique means "sting blow", and it refers to the matador trying to finish the bull off with the sword, while at the same time, backing off very fast after the strike to avoid being badly gored. Coup de Pique's actions involve first the leg points forward, and then the recoils back, ending with swivels back. These actions are usually repeated - if that happens, this is called a Double Coup de Pique.
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I know the Banderillas. It starts off with the usual Sur Place movements, and then there is a dramatic Appel, and it finishes with something like a Grand Circle action. This is a cool Silver Move. This depicts the Banderilla person trying to stick a banderilla into the back of the bull.
The La Passe will help you prepare for the harder syllabus move called the Chasse Cape, usually seen as a gold level move in Paso. La Passe, of course, means "The Pass".
Coup de Pique means "sting blow", and it refers to the matador trying to finish the bull off with the sword, while at the same time, backing off very fast after the strike to avoid being badly gored. Coup de Pique's actions involve first the leg points forward, and then the recoils back, ending with swivels back. These actions are usually repeated - if that happens, this is called a Double Coup de Pique.
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