Morning Class
Don
continues learning Seisan
Mike,
Michael and Mark
Sai Sho,
SunNuSu,
Supple Dragon,
and beginning Kusanku Sai
Applications
Seisan opening section into RFF Rt Chamber left
strike across biceps tendon
Wansu Very interesting. Section on RFF Horse
stance L High Rt Low palm strikes then turn and step 180, using the arm motion
as a takedown lock.
I varied the palm strike so RFF lft
rising counter-clockwise parry with right Palm strike (counter-clockwise) into
the kidneys. This really moves them over from pain.
1. If their arm
stays up the Wansu takedown lock.
2. If their arm
drops, the right hand then snakes across their jaw (clockwise) and you circle
them back and down.
Of course this section is a variation of
Kusanku’s twist block/strike and Tjimande drill No.
1.
Later working on several kata technique applications
we began to work on Wansu's 'big throw',
leaning on one of Harrill Sensei's versions, using the movement to rotate the
attackers left arm into an arm bar (biceps insertion) takedown/lock.
What happened was I chose to initially strike lightly
into the kidneys.
Attacker standing just throws a left haymaker to your
jaw.
1. Right foot forward with a circular rising outer
parry as you step forward into horse stance and your right palm strikes lightly
right to left into the attacker's left kidney.
2. A light slap results in a quick shit of the
attackers body away, rotating their core clockwise.
3. Keeping the left hand up, the right forearm starts
crossing the biceps tendon as the left hand hooks over their left wrist (Don't
use a grab which immobolizes your arm).
4. Continue with the Wansu big throw motion as you
turn clockwise 180 pivoting on the left foot, resulting in a takedown/lock of
the attacker.
Note: if your left hand slips down,
moving the attackers arm parallel or lower than their shoulder, the throw isn't
worth the effort. Simply hang on to their wrist, reach across their jaw with
your right, rotating their head clockwise on the axis of their spine, and pull
back dropping them.
I hadn't made much work on the kidney
slap, previously. It really generates pain and is useful for very quick
control.
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