A peek into the past
at how my black belt classes were conducted.
Technique Review
- Hook punch IR thumb knuckle strikes (neck, ribs)
- Hook punch with the IR thumb knuckle, and index finger 2nd knuckle as a double strike.
- How this fits into the neck under the rear of the jaw, and into the temple as a double strike.
- Hook punch elbow strikes to the rear
- Discussion
about
- Mawashi Uke/Tora Guchi double strikes, but not with palms but the first thumb knuckle, taking care to rotate the entire hand to make the strike work
- Subset analysis how great a knuckle strike can be into the neck
- Subset basic countering the neck strike – instead of taking it, instead turn into it, changing the striking zone outside of the strikes capability
- Enter into strike/counter/counter-counter
- Discussion how alignment and control of the intersecting spheres works with these techniques.
- Discussion of the difference between responding extemporaneously, and responding where you’re in control and might choose the more obscure strikes for specific fits.
Work on Chinto Kata
Application
of someone grabbing your arm.
1. Right
foot steps back, your arm in down block position, but actually draws them
forward (outside of their sphere of control) the other hand protecting the
chest.
2. Respond
with a front kick as they’re out of position to stop it.
Application using the low block
(without the spinning turn.
Attacker grabs your R. arm with
their L.
1. LFB
(horse stance) with Hi/Low block.
2. LFF
(towards them) and low block into their arm variation
a. LFF
(towards them) and low block into their arm.
b. RFF
left hooks under and over their arm/right slices up across their ribs and then
strikes into their jaw.
Chantan yara no sai
Mike work
on
a. Crescent
step
b. Chambering
c. Keeping
butt strikes down to the solar plexus
Role of Chambering in keeping the body correctly
aligned for more power.
Stick form for Kukri and Bolo knives, using ½ of the form.
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