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11
Oct
2020

Tuson League’s New CM Library

Hi, Tuson’s new CM Library: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vRzUWOOF9Vo7N3SEdc3v26XrXE4XB2VudV6UzVVGqgNQhAucjKBx9Yter1ND0pXgyu5ze9-9MIiu9R0/pubhtml

Posted by maidu.s
10
Oct
2020

My CM Library

My CM Library Test – description in the post

CM Core

CMLumensS1S2S3S4S5S6S7S8S9S10
Posted by mcjadmin
12
Feb
2020

Start a LUMINA League

Start a LUMINA league
If you are new to LUMINA and want others to join in on the fun, it has to start with you. Every grassroots organization starts with folks like you. If you have a passion for sabers and battling like something out of the movies has been something you’ve always longed for, you can get started much easier than enrolling in a course and spending lots of time and money.
Our lessons are free and are online. Joining our team is just as easy as registering on our website and contributing to the conversation while meeting new people from all over the world. So now it’s up to you.
How to start a team
1. If you have your own school already, simply set up a LUMINA class day where you’ll show your students or the public the fundamental CMs.
2. If you don’t have a school, and it’s just you, find a park where you can meet others and contact us and let us know. We’ll set up a Facebook Event and a Meet-up in your area to help get things moving along.
3. After you’ve met with others who are interested, start practicing the routines. Over and over, going up and down the ladder until you have a good rhythm with them.
4. Establish a League Representative that is the organizer of your team. Let us know and we’ll publish you under our Chapters and help build your team’s growth.

Posted by mcjadmin
22
Jan
2019

CM-C: Completes and Telegraphs

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In this CM, you will notice a parameter that has been added to a particular defense. When a number goes after P, you can modify it with the "M" designator to specify where the tip of the saber is pointing for that particular defense pose. In this CM, we commit to a 3 Parry noted 3P but we turn saber to point its tip down to the 6 0'clock position. This defensive posture looks like you are defending one side of your body but appears as if you are blocking a strike from behind. This is notated as 3PM6, as it is a 3 Parry, Modified with the saber to point at the 6 position (blade pointed down).

CM-C
Telegraph: Forward Flourish
Lumina Score: 2

Posted by mcjadmin
03
Sep
2018

CM L: OvM 2 – Staff vs Sabers

CM-L continues staff-work and provides a 2nd installment to K to create a long bout between 2 lumens using a staff vs. saber combination. Notation below for Staff is noted with which hand is used to strike with the staff. L stands for Left. R stands for Right hand. Hand positions are up to the Lumeneer but we recommend Right-hand palm facing down and Left-hand palm facing up.



Posted by mcjadmin