Extended Library
The Extended Library picks up after the Core Library (CM-A–CM-E). These movements introduce more advanced timing, footwork, grip changes, dual-wielding, weapon variety, and full cinematic phrasing. Work through the Core Library first — Extended movements assume that foundation.
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CM-F | Contactless CM | Full written notation on this site |
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CM-G | Saber locking | Full written notation on this site |
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CM-H | Flow — moving continually | Full written notation on this site |
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CM-I | Advanced completes (Novastar) | Full written notation on this site |
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CM-J | Inverted grip | Full written notation on this site |
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CM-K | Staff vs. sabers (Maul vs. Obi-Wan, 1) | Full written notation on this site |
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CM-L | Maul vs. Obi-Wan (2) | Full written notation on this site |
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CM-M | Dooku vs. Anakin | Full written notation on this site |
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CM-N | Dual wielding — beginner | Full written notation on this site |
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CM-O | Musashi vs. Tanaka | Full written notation on this site |
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CM-P | Dooku vs. Anakin (continued) | Full written notation on this site |
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CM-Q | Dual wielding — advanced (Ahsoka vs. Anakin) | Full written notation on this site |
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CM-R | Avengers: Endgame (Ronin) | Full written notation on this site |
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CM-S | Lock spins | Full written notation on this site |
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CM-T | Flow spins and holds | Full written notation on this site |
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CM-U | Kylo vs. Rey | Video lesson |
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CM-V | Vader vs. Obi-Wan (Kenobi, Ep. 3) | Full written notation on this site |
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CM-W | Wonder Woman vs. Antiope | Full written notation on this site |
Full-fight choreographies
These are complete, multi-CM performance routines rather than single movements. They're advanced material — attempt them only after the individual CMs they draw from are solid.
- Return of the Jedi: Luke vs. Vader (CM 11–14)
- The Force Awakens: Kylo vs. Rey (CM 21–24)
- Empire Strikes Back Highlight (CM 42)
- Series 80: Episode IV — Obi-Wan vs. Vader (CM 81–84)
What's next
Once you're comfortable across the Extended Library, browse the Community Library for movements contributed by other schools.
Names and trademarks
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