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YellowHatGuy: YellowHatGuy moved page Ude-uke to Ude uke

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YellowHatGuy moved page Ude-uke to Ude uke

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−	'''Ude uke''' (literally: "arm block") is the inside version of [[Cross-body block\|cross-body block]], which also redirects attacks above the diaphragm to the side. Within [[Goshin-Jutsu]], ude uke is sometimes referred to as a picture-window block (...although no one is quite sure ''why'').	+	'''Ude uke''' (literally: "arm block") is the inside version of [[Cross-body block\|cross-body block]], which also redirects attacks above the diaphragm to the side. Within [[Goshin-Jutsu]], ude uke is sometimes referred to as an inside-outside block a picture-window block (...although no one is quite sure ''why'').

	Start by raising your fist to head level, and raise your elbow to [[Kyūsho#Solar_plexus\|solar-plexus]] level, one fist-width away from your chest. (Other karate styles say that the elbow should be raised to head level, but [[Goshin-Jutsu]] does not, to help protect the [[Kyūsho#Floating_ribs\|floating ribs]].) Complete the block by twisting at the waist to pull the forearm across your chest, so that the blocking elbow is in front of the opposite side hip. The opposite side hand pulls to the hip in [[Reciprocal action\|reciprocal action]]. The motion is similar to an [[Hammerfist_block#Inside_hammerfist_block\|inside hammerfist block]], or a [[Tate-shutō_uchi\|tate-shutō uchi]].		Start by raising your fist to head level, and raise your elbow to [[Kyūsho#Solar_plexus\|solar-plexus]] level, one fist-width away from your chest. (Other karate styles say that the elbow should be raised to head level, but [[Goshin-Jutsu]] does not, to help protect the [[Kyūsho#Floating_ribs\|floating ribs]].) Complete the block by twisting at the waist to pull the forearm across your chest, so that the blocking elbow is in front of the opposite side hip. The opposite side hand pulls to the hip in [[Reciprocal action\|reciprocal action]]. The motion is similar to an [[Hammerfist_block#Inside_hammerfist_block\|inside hammerfist block]], or a [[Tate-shutō_uchi\|tate-shutō uchi]].

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-'''Ude uke''' (literally: "arm block") is essentially an inside version of the [[Cross-body block|cross-body block]], as it also redirects attacks above the diaphragm to the side.  Within [[Goshin-Jutsu]], ude uke is sometimes referred to as a picture-window block (...although no one is quite sure ''why'').
+'''Ude uke''' (literally: "arm block") is the inside version of [[Cross-body block|cross-body block]], which also redirects attacks above the diaphragm to the side.  Within [[Goshin-Jutsu]], ude uke is sometimes referred to as a picture-window block (...although no one is quite sure ''why'').
 Start by raising your fist to head level, and raise your elbow to [[Kyūsho#Solar_plexus|solar-plexus]] level, one fist-width away from your chest. (Other karate styles say that the elbow should be raised to head level, but [[Goshin-Jutsu]] does not, to help protect the [[Kyūsho#Floating_ribs|floating ribs]].) Complete the block by twisting at the waist to pull the forearm across your chest, so that the blocking elbow is in front of the opposite side hip. The opposite side hand pulls to the hip in [[Reciprocal action|reciprocal action]]. The motion is similar to an [[Hammerfist_block#Inside_hammerfist_block|inside hammerfist block]], or a [[Tate-shutō_uchi|tate-shutō uchi]].
- [Video of ude uke, fast and slow, from the front and from the side]
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-When performing ude uke, it is important to ''focus on the attacker, and not the block''; concentrating on the block leads to hip over-rotation, and this excessive motion will slow down your counterattack.
+When performing ude uke, it is important to ''focus on the attacker, and not the block''; concentrating on the block is distracting, and it leads to hip over-rotation which slows your counterattack.
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 '''Ude uke''' (literally: "arm block") is essentially an inside version of the [[Cross-body block|cross-body block]], as it also redirects attacks above the diaphragm to the side.  Within [[Goshin-Jutsu]], ude uke is sometimes referred to as a picture-window block (...although no one is quite sure ''why'').
-Start by raising your fist to head level, and raise your elbow to [[Kyūsho#Solar_plexus|solar-plexus]] level, one fist-width away from your chest. Other karate styles say that the elbow should be raised to the side at head level, but Goshin-Jutsu does not, in order to protect the [[Kyūsho#Floating_ribs|floating ribs]]. Complete the block by twisting at the waist to pull the forearm across your chest, so that the blocking elbow is in front of the opposite side hip. The opposite side hand pulls to the hip in [[Reciprocal action|reciprocal action]]. The motion is similar to an [[Hammerfist_block#Inside_hammerfist_block|inside hammerfist block]], or a [[Tate-shutō_uchi|tate-shutō uchi]].
+Start by raising your fist to head level, and raise your elbow to [[Kyūsho#Solar_plexus|solar-plexus]] level, one fist-width away from your chest. (Other karate styles say that the elbow should be raised to head level, but [[Goshin-Jutsu]] does not, to help protect the [[Kyūsho#Floating_ribs|floating ribs]].) Complete the block by twisting at the waist to pull the forearm across your chest, so that the blocking elbow is in front of the opposite side hip. The opposite side hand pulls to the hip in [[Reciprocal action|reciprocal action]]. The motion is similar to an [[Hammerfist_block#Inside_hammerfist_block|inside hammerfist block]], or a [[Tate-shutō_uchi|tate-shutō uchi]].
   [Video of ude uke, fast and slow, from the front and from the side]

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 Start by raising your fist to head level, and raise your elbow to [[Kyūsho#Solar_plexus|solar-plexus]] level, one fist-width away from your chest. Other karate styles say that the elbow should be raised to the side at head level, but Goshin-Jutsu does not, in order to protect the [[Kyūsho#Floating_ribs|floating ribs]]. Complete the block by twisting at the waist to pull the forearm across your chest, so that the blocking elbow is in front of the opposite side hip. The opposite side hand pulls to the hip in [[Reciprocal action|reciprocal action]]. The motion is similar to an [[Hammerfist_block#Inside_hammerfist_block|inside hammerfist block]], or a [[Tate-shutō_uchi|tate-shutō uchi]].
-[Video of ude uke, fast and slow, from the front and from the side]
+ [Video of ude uke, fast and slow, from the front and from the side]
 When performing ude uke, it is important to ''focus on the attacker, and not the block''; concentrating on the block leads to hip over-rotation, and this excessive motion will slow down your counterattack.
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−	Ude uke (literally: "arm block") is essentially an inside version of the [[Cross-body block\|cross-body block]], as it also redirects attacks above the diaphragm to the side. Within [[Goshin-Jutsu]], ude uke is sometimes referred to as a picture-window block (...although no one is quite sure ''why'').	+	'''Ude uke''' (literally: "arm block") is essentially an inside version of the [[Cross-body block\|cross-body block]], as it also redirects attacks above the diaphragm to the side. Within [[Goshin-Jutsu]], ude uke is sometimes referred to as a picture-window block (...although no one is quite sure ''why'').

	Start by raising your fist to head level, and raise your elbow to [[Kyūsho#Solar_plexus\|solar-plexus]] level, one fist-width away from your chest. Other karate styles say that the elbow should be raised to the side at head level, but Goshin-Jutsu does not, in order to protect the [[Kyūsho#Floating_ribs\|floating ribs]]. Complete the block by twisting at the waist to pull the forearm across your chest, so that the blocking elbow is in front of the opposite side hip. The opposite side hand pulls to the hip in [[Reciprocal action\|reciprocal action]]. The motion is similar to an [[Hammerfist_block#Inside_hammerfist_block\|inside hammerfist block]], or a [[Tate-shutō_uchi\|tate-shutō uchi]].		Start by raising your fist to head level, and raise your elbow to [[Kyūsho#Solar_plexus\|solar-plexus]] level, one fist-width away from your chest. Other karate styles say that the elbow should be raised to the side at head level, but Goshin-Jutsu does not, in order to protect the [[Kyūsho#Floating_ribs\|floating ribs]]. Complete the block by twisting at the waist to pull the forearm across your chest, so that the blocking elbow is in front of the opposite side hip. The opposite side hand pulls to the hip in [[Reciprocal action\|reciprocal action]]. The motion is similar to an [[Hammerfist_block#Inside_hammerfist_block\|inside hammerfist block]], or a [[Tate-shutō_uchi\|tate-shutō uchi]].

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-Ude uke (literally: "arm block") is essentially an inside version of the [[Cross-body block|cross-body block]], as it also redirects attacks above the diaphragm to the side.  Within [[Goshin-Jutsu]], ude-uke is referred to as a picture-window block (...although no one is quite sure ''why'').
+Ude uke (literally: "arm block") is essentially an inside version of the [[Cross-body block|cross-body block]], as it also redirects attacks above the diaphragm to the side.  Within [[Goshin-Jutsu]], ude uke is sometimes referred to as a picture-window block (...although no one is quite sure ''why'').
 Start by raising your fist to head level, and raise your elbow to [[Kyūsho#Solar_plexus|solar-plexus]] level, one fist-width away from your chest. Other karate styles say that the elbow should be raised to the side at head level, but Goshin-Jutsu does not, in order to protect the [[Kyūsho#Floating_ribs|floating ribs]]. Complete the block by twisting at the waist to pull the forearm across your chest, so that the blocking elbow is in front of the opposite side hip. The opposite side hand pulls to the hip in [[Reciprocal action|reciprocal action]]. The motion is similar to an [[Hammerfist_block#Inside_hammerfist_block|inside hammerfist block]], or a [[Tate-shutō_uchi|tate-shutō uchi]].
-[Video of ude-uke, fast and slow, from the front and from the side]
+[Video of ude uke, fast and slow, from the front and from the side]
 When performing ude-uke, it is important to focus on the attacker, and not the block; concentrating on the block leads to hip over-rotation, and this excessive motion will slow down your counterattack.

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−	Ude-uke (literally: "arm block") is essentially an inside version of the [[Cross-body block\|cross-body block]], as it also redirects attacks above the diaphragm to the side. Within [[Goshin-Jutsu]], ude-uke is referred to as a picture-window block (...although no one is quite sure ''why'').	+	Ude uke (literally: "arm block") is essentially an inside version of the [[Cross-body block\|cross-body block]], as it also redirects attacks above the diaphragm to the side. Within [[Goshin-Jutsu]], ude-uke is referred to as a picture-window block (...although no one is quite sure ''why'').

	Start by raising your fist to head level, and raise your elbow to [[Kyūsho#Solar_plexus\|solar-plexus]] level, one fist-width away from your chest. Other karate styles say that the elbow should be raised to the side at head level, but Goshin-Jutsu does not, in order to protect the [[Kyūsho#Floating_ribs\|floating ribs]]. Complete the block by twisting at the waist to pull the forearm across your chest, so that the blocking elbow is in front of the opposite side hip. The opposite side hand pulls to the hip in [[Reciprocal action\|reciprocal action]]. The motion is similar to an [[Hammerfist_block#Inside_hammerfist_block\|inside hammerfist block]], or a [[Tate-shutō_uchi\|tate-shutō uchi]].		Start by raising your fist to head level, and raise your elbow to [[Kyūsho#Solar_plexus\|solar-plexus]] level, one fist-width away from your chest. Other karate styles say that the elbow should be raised to the side at head level, but Goshin-Jutsu does not, in order to protect the [[Kyūsho#Floating_ribs\|floating ribs]]. Complete the block by twisting at the waist to pull the forearm across your chest, so that the blocking elbow is in front of the opposite side hip. The opposite side hand pulls to the hip in [[Reciprocal action\|reciprocal action]]. The motion is similar to an [[Hammerfist_block#Inside_hammerfist_block\|inside hammerfist block]], or a [[Tate-shutō_uchi\|tate-shutō uchi]].

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	When performing ude-uke, it is important to focus on the attacker, and not the block; concentrating on the block leads to hip over-rotation, and this excessive motion will slow down your counterattack.		When performing ude-uke, it is important to focus on the attacker, and not the block; concentrating on the block leads to hip over-rotation, and this excessive motion will slow down your counterattack.
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