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December: Nikkajo waza
second control techniques
Second control primarily acts on the wrist joint to unbalance
uke and put
him or her face downward. In a correctly applied second control, uke's hand
and wrist is in an 'L' shape and the elbow has to be bent a full 90
degrees. As with first control, second control can be performed standing or
sitting (kneeling), and can be completed with a pin or a throw.
Main
points to study |
| 1 |
harmonizing with uke's power |
| 2 |
sword movements within the technique |
| 3 |
moving from the hips |
| 4 |
harmonious distance (ma ai) |
This months featured variation is:
Shomenuchi taihenko nikkajo osae ni
"Front strike, body change, 2nd control pin # 2"
Osu!
Note: You need an MPEG and/or RealPlayer in order to view the live
action video of the technique. A free realplayerG2 can be downloaded from the real.com
website below.
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