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== Defense against a knife slash to your face == | == Defense against a knife slash to your face == | ||
*[[7-3]] inside, and immediately [[Twisting|twist]] inside with an [[Ude uke|ude uke]]. | *[[7-3]] inside, and immediately [[Twisting|twist]] inside with an [[Ude uke|ude uke]]. | ||
| − | **When being attacked with any "round" technique (e.g., knife slash, horizontal club swing, or [[Haymaker|haymaker]]) immediately step towards the opponent, and enter the [[ | + | **When being attacked with any "round" technique (e.g., knife slash, horizontal club swing, or [[Haymaker|haymaker]]) immediately step towards the opponent, and enter the [[Zones#Clinch|clinch]]. The opponent’s attack will wrap around you. |
**If you side step, you can be struck on the lead-in or the follow-through. | **If you side step, you can be struck on the lead-in or the follow-through. | ||
**If you stepping back, you can be struck if the opponent overextends themselves. | **If you stepping back, you can be struck if the opponent overextends themselves. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:26, 23 November 2019
[Video of this waza fast and slow, from the side, and ideally, overhead]
Defense against a knife slash to your face
- 7-3 inside, and immediately twist inside with an ude uke.
- When being attacked with any "round" technique (e.g., knife slash, horizontal club swing, or haymaker) immediately step towards the opponent, and enter the clinch. The opponent’s attack will wrap around you.
- If you side step, you can be struck on the lead-in or the follow-through.
- If you stepping back, you can be struck if the opponent overextends themselves.
- Immediately follow-up with a simultaneous (Kūsankū) same-side grasping block to the wrist, and an opposite-side outside elbow strike to the opponent’s solar plexus.
