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Now I can't get parts of pinan yondan and naihanchi out of my mind in conjunction with the kote gaeshi from tanto dori. I should be thining of breakfast before I head off to the course this morning.oneya wrote: One would think that a technique involving studies in the effects on Uke’s body being more complex and requires a degree of efficiency much higher in the skill range as kote gaeshi obviously does, it would surely need to commence its practices much earlier than KK #5 or so it appears. Kote gaeshi, being a technique that requires a deeper knowledge of irimi and kuzushi than the thrusting and kicking basics borrowed from its Okinawan roots, seems to have escaped the notice of the founder it its preparatory stages, that is until we study its nine basic Okinawan kata a little deeper where it appears Ohtsuka sensei, in changing the emphasis in favour of specific wado ryu theory of movement rather than bunkai, also structured it so that it also includes the building blocks and sections of the elementary structure of kote gaeshi within the bounty of the Pinan kata series, but, as always, you need new eyes again.
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