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Postby simon » Fri Mar 14, 2008 1:06 pm

I like either ashi berai, Gyku mawashi geri or kizma mawashi or as Sensei Paul james said uraken/kizami and ushiro geri. (I dont Like getting hit /bad technique) :cry:


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Postby KevinM » Fri Mar 14, 2008 5:58 pm

Fake crescent kick, with rolling hands( like Jitte) and over the top guard with Uraken. :D
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Postby Tom O'Brien » Wed Mar 19, 2008 12:02 am

Uricken uchi - gyaku zuki. Sometimes set-up with a fake mawashi geri.
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Postby Lone Warrior » Wed Mar 26, 2008 3:07 am

Ashi barai with either front or back foot on either inside or outside of the opponents leading leg, then follow through with many tsuki while changing the height of the intended target. Grab, pull or push to unbalance if difficulty in connecting due to opponents good bodymovement or uke-waza.

My philosophy in this is that one should be capable of attacking with either hand and either foot and to keep attacking until ippon has been achieved.

I find that this usually works for me, even if all seems rather hopeless. The trick for me is to get going first (seeing as my defensive skills aint all that fab..... hihi)


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Postby Captain Etin » Sat Jul 18, 2009 6:02 pm

Im really struggling to get to grips with the japanese but please bare with me, and let me know where I go wrong:

Dummy 'Chodan Choku Zuki' (jab off front arm), into a Tudan Uraken Uchi (back fist off front arm), and KIA!!!! Gyakyu Zuki (reverse punch off back arm)! Gets my blood pumping just thinking about it!
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Postby shotokan101 » Sat Jul 18, 2009 6:32 pm

Captain Etin wrote:Im really struggling to get to grips with the japanese but please bare with me, and let me know where I go wrong:

Dummy 'Chodan Choku Zuki' (jab off front arm), into a Tudan Uraken Uchi (back fist off front arm), and KIA!!!! Gyakyu Zuki (reverse punch off back arm)! Gets my blood pumping just thinking about it!


...well just say it in English then :wink:

Jodan - Face or Upper Level

Chudan - Stomach or Mid-Level

Gedan - Below the Waist

Choku Tsuki - Straight Punch or Square Punch - referring to hip position (not usually a Jab - maybe you mean Kizami-Tsuki?)

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Postby FA » Sat Jul 18, 2009 6:33 pm

Long ago I stopped thinking about techniques. My goal is to drive through a person, never retreat .... at the point your moving back - ITS OVER :-)

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Postby Paul Bedard » Sun Jul 19, 2009 3:44 am

Kazami mawashi geri, as the leg is landing kazami tsuki as the rear leg is shifting allowing my front hip to get over my foot as spinning for ushiro geri, gyaku tsuki. Chudan, jodan, chudan, jodan.
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Postby bob63 » Sun Jul 19, 2009 10:22 am

when in same stance switch stance on the spot into opposite stance, gyaku tsuki chudan then suri ash as you punch kizami tsuki jodan to bring opponents eyes and guard up and kick kizami mawashi geri to the kidney area.
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