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I need a bit of a hand with some terminologies... This form of freestyle karate i do now is Goju based with boxing, aikido, kickboxing rah rah rah, and we use Japanese terminology.

 

I need to know what the following terms mean:

 

Uchi (snapping strikes)

 

Uraken Ganmen

 

Uraken Hizo

 

Uraken s-h-i-t-o

 

Uraken sayu

 

Uraken shomen

 

Shuto Gamnen

 

Shuto Sukutsu

 

Shuto Naka

 

Shuto sukutsu uchi komi

 

Ate (smashing strikes)

 

Jodan Hiji Ate

 

Chudan Hiji Ate

 

Age Hiji Ate

 

Ushiro Hiji Ate

 

Oroshi Hiji Ate

 

Sorry if it takes some time but thanks for any replies.... I know that shuto is knifehand so the other snapping one must best the backfists but i don't know the particulars.

 

Ta!

 

Angus :karate: :up:

 

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[ This Message was edited by: Angus on 2002-03-10 18:24 ]

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Posted

Different styles have different names. Hiji-ate means elbow. Chudan is middle, Age is rising, Jodan is upper, Ushiro is reverse, No idea what oroshi is. Uraken is like uchi, but it is more like a thrust then a snap back. All the other names are either directions or ways to do it. I am sure the others will help you out on this one.

 

 

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Posted

Nup, that's exactly what i wanted to jog my memory, thanx man...

 

Angus :karate: :up:

 

 

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Posted

Uchi (snapping strikes)

 

Uraken Ganmen - Backfist to face

 

Uraken Hizo - Backfist to spleen

 

Uraken s-h-i-t-o - Backfist to ????? Nearest I have is S-h-i-t-a - short.

 

Uraken sayu - sideways backfist

 

Uraken shomen - Backfist to top of head, or vertical backfist

 

Shuto Gamnen - knife hand to face

 

Shuto Sukutsu - Downward knifehand

 

Shuto Naka - Inside knife hand

 

Shuto sukutsu uchi komi - Driving knifehand strike

 

Ate (smashing strikes)

 

Jodan Hiji Ate - elbow to head

 

Chudan Hiji Ate - elbow to body/middle

 

Age Hiji Ate - rising elbow

 

Ushiro Hiji Ate - back elbow

 

Oroshi Hiji Ate - dropping elbow

 

Hope that helps Angus

 

 

 

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[ This Message was edited by: YODA on 2002-03-12 01:36 ]

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Posted

This may be a bit different, but ****TE means under the arm - we use the techniques in several different ways in Kobudo

 

I dont know if this is the same though

 

Tobias

 

 

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Posted

Yoda's my new best friend... thanx man, i thought i was gonna have a hell of a time trying to find those names out... that other backfist is a short one with the bottom fist faving upwards... it's supposed to be the quickest and weakest strike...

 

Thanks a lot mate!

 

Angus :karate: :up: :up: :up:

 

 

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Posted

I find the Japanese terms escape the memory very quickly if not used on a regular basis. Like when I am working on a kata I don't think turn migi zenkutsu dachi ken migi age uke. I think turn in zenkutsu dachi and head block. My aging memory just isn't retaining the terms very well.

 

 

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I have a similar problem, think what I'm doing in English and then try to apply the correct terminology..really helps me to screw thinkgs up.
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