I rarely get the quick, two handed triangle motion to work and I'm sick of the vase cracking on my head. I have no troubles with the other moves. Any advice so I can get off the easy routine and go on to the harder one?

Thanks.

The double-punch (both hands at the same time) is hard for me too - best thing I can think of is to pay attention to the timing, have your hands closeish to your body before the double-punch (so that the wii registers that you've punched when you do), and to point your remote at the screen and maybe waggle it a bit at the end.

here's the trick to that move:

First, the back two people do it.
Then, the middle two people do it.
You would think, to stay in rhythm, you would do it after the middle two people. However, to achieve *perfect* you have to do the move RIGHT after they do it, if not at the EXACT same time as them.

play around with it a bit, hopefully this helps!

Everything in the Kung Fu game is down to timing. The timing in the two-hand move is tighter than all the rest, and, yes, you have to start moving while the middle Miis are doing it, so that you finish moving at the right time. Still, I find that easier than the slow sequences where you have to wait a long time before the next move, because the timing window isn't any bigger. Bleah.

If you bring the two controllers up very quickly together while you bend your knees, it will shake the whole building.