Taikyoku Ura (Ichi, Ni, San)
Sosai Masutatsu Oyama developed
Sosai Masutatsu Oyama developed
# | Taikyoku sono Ichi Ura (Ni, San) | 1e Dan |
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Begin the |
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1. | On the command |
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2. | With a straight left arm pointing forward turn clockwise 360° on the left foot into right |
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3. | Move the back foot across and turn 180° to the right into right |
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4. | Turn counterclockwise 360° on the right foot into left |
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5. | Bring the left foot across 90° to the left into left |
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6. | Turn clockwise 360° on the left foot into right |
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7. | Turn counterclockwise 360° on the right foot into left |
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8. | Turn clockwise 360° on the left foot into right |
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9. | Slide the left foot across and turn through 270° into left |
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10. | Turn clockwise 360° on the left foot into right |
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11. | Slide the right foot across and turn 180° to the left into right |
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12. | Turn counterclockwise 360° on the right foot into left |
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13. | Bring the left foot across 90° to the left into left |
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14. | Turn clockwise 360° on the left foot into right |
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15. | Turn counterclockwise 360° on the right foot into left |
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16. | Turn clockwise 360° on the left foot into right |
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17. | Slide the left foot across and turn through 270° into left |
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18. | Turn clockwise 360° on the left foot into right |
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19. | Slide the right foot across and turn 180° to the right into right |
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20. | Turn 360° counterclockwise on the right foot into left |
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On the Back to Top |
Fudo Dachi
Yoi Dachi
Heiko Dachi
Kokutsu Dachi
Zenkutsu Dachi
Chudan Oi Tsuki
Jodan Oi Tsuki
Seieken Uchi Uke
Seiken Gedan Barai
Kamae - 構え, means posture or base. Kamae is to be differentiated from the word Dachi - 立ち. Dachi refers to the position of the body from the waist down, Kamae refers to the posture of the entire body, as well as encompassing one's mental readiness.Kamae
Hajime - 始め, means begin.Hajime
Hikite - 引き手 means drawing hand: Hiku - 引き, to draw or pull, and Te - 手, the hand.Hikite
Naore - 直れ, is a command to go back into the beginning Kamae.Naore
Yasumi - 休み, is a command to rest or relax.Yasume
# | Taikyoku sono Ni Ura (Ichi, San) | 1e Dan |
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Begin the |
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1. | On the command |
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2. | With a straight left arm pointing forward turn clockwise 360° on the left foot into right |
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3. | Move the back foot across and turn 180° to the right into right |
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4. | Turn counterclockwise 360° on the right foot into left |
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5. | Bring the left foot across 90° to the left into left |
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6. | Turn clockwise 360° on the left foot into right |
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7. | Turn counterclockwise 360° on the right foot into left |
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8. | Turn clockwise 360° on the left foot into right |
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9. | Slide the left foot across and turn through 270° into left |
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10. | Turn clockwise 360° on the left foot into right |
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11. | Slide the right foot across and turn 180° to the right into right |
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12. | Turn counterclockwise 360° on the right foot into left |
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13. | Bring the left foot across 90° to the left into left |
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14. | Turn clockwise 360° on the left foot into right |
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15. | Turn counterclockwise 360° on the right foot into left |
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16. | Turn clockwise 360° on the left foot into right |
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17. | Slide the left foot across and turn through 270° into left |
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18. | Turn clockwise 360° on the left foot into right |
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19. | Slide the right foot across and turn 180° to the right into right |
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20. | Turn counterclockwise 360° on the right foot into left On the |
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On the Back to Top |
Fudo Dachi
Yoi Dachi
Heiko Dachi
Kokutsu Dachi
Zenkutsu Dachi
Chudan Oi Tsuki
Jodan Oi Tsuki
Seieken Uchi Uke
Seiken Gedan Barai
Kamae - 構え, means posture or base. Kamae is to be differentiated from the word Dachi - 立ち. Dachi refers to the position of the body from the waist down, Kamae refers to the posture of the entire body, as well as encompassing one's mental readiness.Kamae
Hajime - 始め, means begin.Hajime
Hikite - 引き手 means drawing hand: Hiku - 引き, to draw or pull, and Te - 手, the hand.Hikite
Naore - 直れ, is a command to go back into the beginning Kamae.Naore
Yasumi - 休み, is a command to rest or relax.Yasume
# | Taikyoku sono San Ura (Ichi, Ni) | 1e Dan |
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Begin the |
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1. | On the command |
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2. | Still with the left arm in |
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3. | Move the back foot across and turn 180° to the right into right |
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4. | Still with the right arm in |
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5. | Bring the left foot across 90° to the left into left |
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6. | With a straight left arm pointing forward turn clockwise 360° on the left foot into right |
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7. | Turn counterclockwise 360° on the right foot into left |
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8. | Turn clockwise 360° on the left foot into right |
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9. | Slide the left foot across and turn through 270° into left |
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10. | Still with the left arm in |
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11. | Slide the right foot across and turn 180° to the right into |
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12. | Still with the right arm in |
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13. | Bring the left foot across 90° to the left into left |
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14. | With a straight left arm pointing forward turn clockwise 360° on the left foot into right |
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15. | Turn counterclockwise 360° on the right foot into left |
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16. | Turn clockwise 360° on the left foot into right |
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17. | Slide the left foot across and turn through 270° into left |
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18. | Still with the left arm in |
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19. | Slide the right foot across and turn 180° to the right into |
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20. | Still with the right arm in On the |
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On the Back to Top |
Fudo Dachi
Yoi Dachi
Heiko Dachi
Kokutsu Dachi
Zenkutsu Dachi
Chudan Oi Tsuki
Jodan Oi Tsuki
Seieken Uchi Uke
Seiken Gedan Barai
Kamae - 構え, means posture or base. Kamae is to be differentiated from the word Dachi - 立ち. Dachi refers to the position of the body from the waist down, Kamae refers to the posture of the entire body, as well as encompassing one's mental readiness.Kamae
Hajime - 始め, means begin.Hajime
Hikite - 引き手 means drawing hand: Hiku - 引き, to draw or pull, and Te - 手, the hand.Hikite
Naore - 直れ, is a command to go back into the beginning Kamae.Naore
Yasumi - 休み, is a command to rest or relax.Yasume