After watching the video, it became interesting: the block is on the left, inward and downward. How and against what to use? Just like gedan barai? Also, if it’s not difficult, tell me the music track from this video.
Hello, and thank you for your questions. If you are asking about the inward block at the beginning of the form, it is for a roundhouse punch. the downward motion is after the punch is blocked, you feed the action of the block into a tight figure 8 to start the motion of the chop to the neck. It is the embryonic version of tge technique 5 swords. as far as the music. I will try to find out.
@@davidcoppock641 Thank you, but I meant the block that is shown at the fourth minute, twenty-eighth second. I also saw it in a formal exercise where only blocks are practiced, and it reminded me of a block versus a front kick, only in reverse (it's like soto uke and uchi uke in Japanese karate).
After watching the video, it became interesting: the block is on the left, inward and downward. How and against what to use? Just like gedan barai? Also, if it’s not difficult, tell me the music track from this video.
Hello, and thank you for your questions. If you are asking about the inward block at the beginning of the form, it is for a roundhouse punch. the downward motion is after the punch is blocked, you feed the action of the block into a tight figure 8 to start the motion of the chop to the neck. It is the embryonic version of tge technique 5 swords. as far as the music. I will try to find out.
@@davidcoppock641 Thank you, but I meant the block that is shown at the fourth minute, twenty-eighth second. I also saw it in a formal exercise where only blocks are practiced, and it reminded me of a block versus a front kick, only in reverse (it's like soto uke and uchi uke in Japanese karate).
That block is for a front kick to the body or groin. the block turns the opponent so his kidney is open for the follow-up punch
@@davidcoppock641 Understood. Thank you.