Expanding on this, I used several kata to work on the above
mentioned kihon-waza (and generic principles). However, the main focus has been
on ‘reworking’ Josu’s tokui-gata, which is currently Chinte.
On the kumite front, I have again `honed in’ on the
technical points stressed in kihon. Consequently, in an attempt to reinforce
this teaching, I have utilised Kihon ippon kumite and Jiyu-ippon kumite.
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Kumite: jodan ushiromawashi-geri. |
© André Bertel.
Aso-shi, Kumamoto. Japan (2014).
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Teaching Josu how to do kihon ippon kumite and jiyu ippon kumite correctly; moreover, their specific training 'purposes'. |
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