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This is the “Speed Technique.” When done properly, you will complete 9 accurate, full-power strikes in < 2 seconds. Each technique must carry a real malicious intent; you can’t just flail your arms like a Muppet. | This is the “Speed Technique.” When done properly, you will complete 9 accurate, full-power strikes in < 2 seconds. Each technique must carry a real malicious intent; you can’t just flail your arms like a Muppet. | ||
| − | This waza is admittedly, more of a parlor trick than a self-defense technique, but practicing it develops your speed, | + | This waza is admittedly, more of a parlor trick than a self-defense technique, but practicing it develops your speed, which also grants the self-confidence that comes bundled with great speed. |
Revision as of 17:51, 22 September 2016
[Video of this waza fast and slow, from the side, and ideally, overhead]
Defense against a pursuit punch
- 7-3 inside and immediately twist inside with an opposite-side hassō-shutō strike to the opponent’s bicep.
- Execute an outside shutō block to the opponent’s wrist.
- Twist towards the opponent, with an opposite-side spearhand strike to their eye.
- Execute a same-side palmheel strike to the opponent’s chest, grabbing their gi to pull them upright.
- Execute a spearhand strike to their groin.
- Execute a same-side palmheel strike to the opponent’s chest, grabbing their gi to pull them upright.
- Execute a spearhand strike to their throat.
- Execute a same-side palmheel strike to the opponent’s chest, grabbing their gi to pull them upright.
- Execute an uppercut to the solar plexus.
Notes
This is the “Speed Technique.” When done properly, you will complete 9 accurate, full-power strikes in < 2 seconds. Each technique must carry a real malicious intent; you can’t just flail your arms like a Muppet.
This waza is admittedly, more of a parlor trick than a self-defense technique, but practicing it develops your speed, which also grants the self-confidence that comes bundled with great speed.
