Hassō-shutō uchi - Revision history

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 Starting from a chambered position, raise your hand up along your torso to shoulder level. Then extend your arm directly forward, with your elbow pointed down, and your fingers pointed up, striking the opponent with your [[Shutō|shutō]]. At the same time, [[Reciprocal action|chamber]] the opposite-side hand.
- [videos of hasu-shutos, fast and slow from the front and from the side.]
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 Do not fix your upper arm in front of you and madly swing your forearm with your elbow alone, as though you were performing a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYc_s4vLFNI culturally-insensitive baseball cheer]; there is no power in such a technique. In a correct hassō-shutō uchi, the elbow moves from guarding the [[Kyūsho#Floating_ribs|floating ribs]] up to shoulder level; like a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aerial_work_platform#Scissor_lift scissor jack].
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 '''Hassō-shutō uchi''' literally translates as "all-eight directions knife-hand strike," because of it's versatility to hit different targets from different positions. This is the famous "karate chop", though within [[Goshin-Jutsu]], hassō-shutō uchi, is commonly called a '''downward knife-hand strike'''.
-Starting from a chambered position, raise the hand up along your torso to shoulder level. Then extend your arm directly forward, keeping your elbow pointed down, and your fingers pointing up, striking the opponent with your [[Shutō|shutō]]. At the same time, [[Reciprocal action|chamber]] the opposite-side hand.
+Starting from a chambered position, raise your hand up along your torso to shoulder level. Then extend your arm directly forward, with your elbow pointed down, and your fingers pointed up, striking the opponent with your [[Shutō|shutō]]. At the same time, [[Reciprocal action|chamber]] the opposite-side hand.
   [videos of hasu-shutos, fast and slow from the front and from the side.]
-Do not hold your upper arm fixed in front of you, while madly swinging your forearm with the elbow alone, as though you were performing a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYc_s4vLFNI culturally-insensitive baseball cheer]; there is no power in such a technique. When performing hassō-shutō uchi correctly, the elbow moves from guarding the [[Kyūsho#Floating_ribs|floating ribs]] up to shoulder level; like a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aerial_work_platform#Scissor_lift scissor jack].
+Do not fix your upper arm in front of you and madly swing your forearm with your elbow alone, as though you were performing a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYc_s4vLFNI culturally-insensitive baseball cheer]; there is no power in such a technique. In a correct hassō-shutō uchi, the elbow moves from guarding the [[Kyūsho#Floating_ribs|floating ribs]] up to shoulder level; like a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aerial_work_platform#Scissor_lift scissor jack].
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 Starting from a chambered position, raise the hand up along your torso to shoulder level. Then extend your arm directly forward, keeping your elbow pointed down, and your fingers pointing up, striking the opponent with your [[Shutō|shutō]]. At the same time, [[Reciprocal action|chamber]] the opposite-side hand.
-[videos of hasu-shutos, fast and slow from the front and from the side.]
+ [videos of hasu-shutos, fast and slow from the front and from the side.]
 Do not hold your upper arm fixed in front of you, while madly swinging your forearm with the elbow alone, as though you were performing a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYc_s4vLFNI culturally-insensitive baseball cheer]; there is no power in such a technique. When performing hassō-shutō uchi correctly, the elbow moves from guarding the [[Kyūsho#Floating_ribs|floating ribs]] up to shoulder level; like a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aerial_work_platform#Scissor_lift scissor jack].
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−	'''Hassō-shutō uchi''' literally translates as "all-eight directions knife-hand strike," because of it's versatility to hit different targets from different positions. ~~Within~~ [[Goshin-Jutsu]], hassō-shutō uchi, is commonly called a '''downward knife-hand strike'''.	+	'''Hassō-shutō uchi''' literally translates as "all-eight directions knife-hand strike," because of it's versatility to hit different targets from different positions. This is the famous "karate chop", though within [[Goshin-Jutsu]], hassō-shutō uchi, is commonly called a '''downward knife-hand strike'''.

	Starting from a chambered position, raise the hand up along your torso to shoulder level. Then extend your arm directly forward, keeping your elbow pointed down, and your fingers pointing up, striking the opponent with your [[Shutō\|shutō]]. At the same time, [[Reciprocal action\|chamber]] the opposite-side hand.		Starting from a chambered position, raise the hand up along your torso to shoulder level. Then extend your arm directly forward, keeping your elbow pointed down, and your fingers pointing up, striking the opponent with your [[Shutō\|shutō]]. At the same time, [[Reciprocal action\|chamber]] the opposite-side hand.

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 '''Hassō-shutō uchi''' literally translates as "all-eight directions knife-hand strike," because of it's versatility to hit different targets from different positions.  Within [[Goshin-Jutsu]], hassō-shutō uchi, is commonly called a '''downward knife-hand strike'''.
-Starting from a chambered position, raise the hand up along your torso to shoulder level. Then extend your arm directly forward, keeping your elbow pointed down. At the same time, [[Reciprocal action|chamber]] the opposite-side hand.
+Starting from a chambered position, raise the hand up along your torso to shoulder level. Then extend your arm directly forward, keeping your elbow pointed down, and your fingers pointing up, striking the opponent with your [[Shutō|shutō]]. At the same time, [[Reciprocal action|chamber]] the opposite-side hand.
 [videos of hasu-shutos, fast and slow from the front and from the side.]

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−	'''Hassō-shutō uchi''' literally translates as "all-eight directions knife-hand strike," because of it's versatility to hit different targets from different positions. Within Goshin-Jutsu, hassō-shutō uchi, is commonly called a '''downward knife-hand strike'''.	+	'''Hassō-shutō uchi''' literally translates as "all-eight directions knife-hand strike," because of it's versatility to hit different targets from different positions. Within [[Goshin-Jutsu]], hassō-shutō uchi, is commonly called a '''downward knife-hand strike'''.

	Starting from a chambered position, raise the hand up along your torso to shoulder level. Then extend your arm directly forward, keeping your elbow pointed down. At the same time, [[Reciprocal action\|chamber]] the opposite-side hand.		Starting from a chambered position, raise the hand up along your torso to shoulder level. Then extend your arm directly forward, keeping your elbow pointed down. At the same time, [[Reciprocal action\|chamber]] the opposite-side hand.

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 [videos of hasu-shutos, fast and slow from the front and from the side.]
-Do not hold your upper arm fixed in front of you, while madly swinging your forearm with the elbow alone, as though you were performing a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYc_s4vLFNI culturally-insensitive baseball cheer]; there is no power in such a technique. When performing hassō-shutō uchi correctly, the elbow moves from guarding the floating ribs, and up to shoulder level; it should resemble a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aerial_work_platform#Scissor_lift scissor jack].
+Do not hold your upper arm fixed in front of you, while madly swinging your forearm with the elbow alone, as though you were performing a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYc_s4vLFNI culturally-insensitive baseball cheer]; there is no power in such a technique. When performing hassō-shutō uchi correctly, the elbow moves from guarding the [[Kyūsho#Floating_ribs|floating ribs]], and up to shoulder level; like a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aerial_work_platform#Scissor_lift scissor jack].
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	Do not hold your upper arm fixed in front of you, while madly swinging your forearm with the elbow alone, as though you were performing a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYc_s4vLFNI culturally-insensitive baseball cheer]; there is no power in such a technique. When performing hassō-shutō uchi correctly, the elbow moves from guarding the floating ribs, and up to shoulder level; it should resemble a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aerial_work_platform#Scissor_lift scissor jack].		Do not hold your upper arm fixed in front of you, while madly swinging your forearm with the elbow alone, as though you were performing a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYc_s4vLFNI culturally-insensitive baseball cheer]; there is no power in such a technique. When performing hassō-shutō uchi correctly, the elbow moves from guarding the floating ribs, and up to shoulder level; it should resemble a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aerial_work_platform#Scissor_lift scissor jack].
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−	Hassō-shutō uchi, literally translates as "all-eight directions knife-hand strike," because of it's versatility to hit different targets from different positions. Within Goshin-Jutsu, hassō-shutō uchi, is commonly called a downward knife-hand strike, since that is the most popular version used in [[Waza\|waza]] practice	+	Hassō-shutō uchi, literally translates as "all-eight directions knife-hand strike," because of it's versatility to hit different targets from different positions. Within Goshin-Jutsu, hassō-shutō uchi, is commonly called a downward knife-hand strike, since that is the most popular version used in [[Waza\|waza]] practice.
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	Starting from a chambered position, raise the hand up along your torso to collarbone level. Then extend your arm directly forward, keeping your elbow pointed down. At the same time, [[Reciprocal action\|chamber]] the opposite-side hand.		Starting from a chambered position, raise the hand up along your torso to collarbone level. Then extend your arm directly forward, keeping your elbow pointed down. At the same time, [[Reciprocal action\|chamber]] the opposite-side hand.