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Shii-Cho, also known as Form I, the Way of the Sarlacc, or the Determination form, is one of the seven forms of lightsaber combat. It was mastered by swordmaster Cin Drallig. With dedication and practice, you can learn this form yourself. Read on to get started.

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    It says, "Basic Parries." Are there more?
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    Yes. But, in most situations, such as a thrust or a swipe, a simple parry or dodge is sufficient.
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    How exactly do I perform the Sarlacc sweep?
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    The Sarlacc sweep is very similar to creating a figure 8 on either side of you with a jump rope. If you practice doing that, then performing the Sweep will seem easier. With a lightsaber, perform the same motion you would with a jump rope, except place one hand over the other as you "sweep" to the other side of your body.
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    Why does it spell the word practice "practise"?
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    In every form of English except American and perhaps Canadian English, "practise" is the verb and "practice" is a noun. A medical practioner owns a practice, but practises medicine.
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      • Although Shii-Cho does include some blaster deflection training, try using Soresu , the third form, against blaster-wielding opponents.
      • Because Shii-Cho emphasises always pressing forwards, it is very useful as a tool for forcing your opponent backwards.
      • Shii-cho is the first of many lightsaber forms like Makashi And Niman.


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