When trying to describe this type of body mechanics to some of my students I stumbled onto the explanation of "Your strike is traveling a very long way in a very short distance. " Like comparing a javelin thrower to a discus thrower . Once you get it is seems simple but it's hard to convey it .
Don't agree with the very first move. No side movement it's hip onky. The side movement is a result of the hip turning not to fall. Like join move 12/13. Leg moves over because of rotation if the hip. Same in empi. The hip turns the legs gets thrown out. No moving first then turning of hip second
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When trying to describe this type of body mechanics to some of my students I stumbled onto the explanation of "Your strike is traveling a very long way in a very short distance. " Like comparing a javelin thrower to a discus thrower . Once you get it is seems simple but it's hard to convey it .
Very detailed. Thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
As usual, plenty of 'meat on the bone' with this video for Eye Ball warriors like me to feast on and digest. Thank you for that.
My pleasure :-)
Don't agree with the very first move. No side movement it's hip onky. The side movement is a result of the hip turning not to fall. Like join move 12/13. Leg moves over because of rotation if the hip. Same in empi. The hip turns the legs gets thrown out. No moving first then turning of hip second
How about producing a TH-cam video for us to see & learn from?
Well, if there weren't differences of opinion, it wouldn't be art.
@@Hombudojokarate correct