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The salute is a courtesy due between teacher and students at the beginning and end of each formal class, and between students before and after every time they drill together. It's current form is completely linear (the sword just goes up and down) as a safety precaution in a crowded line or salle. | The salute is a courtesy due between teacher and students at the beginning and end of each formal class, and between students before and after every time they drill together. It's current form is completely linear (the sword just goes up and down) as a safety precaution in a crowded line or salle. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:05, 27 August 2020
The salute is a courtesy due between teacher and students at the beginning and end of each formal class, and between students before and after every time they drill together. It's current form is completely linear (the sword just goes up and down) as a safety precaution in a crowded line or salle.
