That why I appreciate you so much RESPECT, RESPECT, is because small things like this technique matter so severely in a real COMBATIVE situation. And another reason why I LOVE and appreciate you is because nun of the other GOJU RYU Practitioner I mean the big name Fellas are even teaching this kind of proper technique application.
Another version of the app: Leading right arm parrying a body punch with an inner swinging arm block ( Haito uke?)as the rear left hand grabs the opponent's parried attacking arm using pulling motion to close gap and the right hand flicks out with the uraken uchi to the face.
@@GKCgoju I have it as “back knuckle” strike (when used with ‘uchi’). In contrast to back-fist being “ura-ken”. The wrist bends to apply the knuckles in striking the target.
@@KyoshiKarlKWagner you don't by any chance know the kanji? I typically call uraken a back fist with bent wrist so hitting with the knuckles, and ura-uchi a back fist hitting with the back of the hand or forearm.
That why I appreciate you so much RESPECT, RESPECT, is because small things like this technique matter so severely in a real COMBATIVE situation. And another reason why I LOVE and appreciate you is because nun of the other GOJU RYU Practitioner I mean the big name Fellas are even teaching this kind of proper technique application.
Thanks for the feedback. It's appreciated.
Cat: "Hey, hey, enough about the ura-ken, talk about the neko ashi dachi"
haha.
Another version of the app: Leading right arm parrying a body punch with an inner swinging arm block ( Haito uke?)as the rear left hand grabs the opponent's parried attacking arm using pulling motion to close gap and the right hand flicks out with the uraken uchi to the face.
Saifa is a proper cat kata.
ha, love the cat part. Good stuff.
Haha.
Much more a riken than uraken?
What is "riken"?
@@GKCgoju I have it as “back knuckle” strike (when used with ‘uchi’). In contrast to back-fist being “ura-ken”. The wrist bends to apply the knuckles in striking the target.
@@KyoshiKarlKWagner you don't by any chance know the kanji? I typically call uraken a back fist with bent wrist so hitting with the knuckles, and ura-uchi a back fist hitting with the back of the hand or forearm.
@@GKCgoju no sir sorry I don’t. I will do a search later and see if I can’t find something.
I find tensho is more effective to cats than uraken.
I think you're right.
The cat should be in every video