In this tutorial, you’ll learn CM-Q recreating the intense exchange from the Ahsoka and Anakin Skywalker in Star Wars: Ahsoka (series) battle between 1:51 and 2:09, focusing on the rhythm, pressure, and aggressive forward momentum of the duel. Taught by Knights G.C. Christopher and Tim Lynch, students will break down the sequence step by step with one Lumen using a single saber while another is duel-wielding 2 blades. The goal is not just to copy the fight, but to understand how each attack, defense, and transition tells a story through motion.

In this tutorial, you’ll learn CM-M, a dynamic sequence inspired by the duel between Count Dooku and Anakin Skywalker in Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith. This reproduction is built around constant attack, response, and directional inversion. Unlike earlier patterns where the defender blocks or dodges while retreating, CM-M flips the exchange: the defender advances, closes distance, and turns defense into forward pressure. This is the first CM where the direction of the attack is fully inverted.

The Following Choreography is based on the Kenobi Ep 3