Samurai

Players stand in a circle. The First - A - raises the outstretched arms above his head, where both hands are holding an imaginary sword. This sword strikes the player with a loud and belligerent "Ha!" on the skull of any other player - B - (not necessarily the immediate neighbors right / left). The two players to the left and right of B then beat with their fictional, taken from both hands sword to the hull of B and scream during the impact loud and combative "Hey!". Player B now proposes with a loud and belligerent "Hu!" towards the skull of any other player C. This fails with "Ha" on the head of another player. The two players to the left and right of this hit the hull with a loud "Hey" ... etc.

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Improv Exercises & Sharing Control : Improv: Slow Motion Samurai Exercise The slow motion samurai improv exercise helps performers get used to the differences between improv and real life. Learn the slow motion samurai improv exercise for sharing control in this free theater video. Expert: Shana Merlin Bio: Shana Merlin carries more than 1000 hours of teaching under her belt, and is one of the most experienced and effective improv teachers in Central Texas.

japanese sword action exercise.