What is a (martial) arts group hand?

Basic grouping of hands, also known as agreed grouping of hands, is a prior agreement on the type and direction of moves in order to limit the movement of basic moves.

Kata, the application of basic techniques, is an offensive and defensive stance conceived on a fixed martial arts line using an imaginary enemy with a rigorously trained body in a self-defensive posture.

The group hand of karate is divided into many kinds, including Ippon group hand, three group hand, five group hand, agreed group hand, and actual combat xx human group hand. It actually refers to a kind of mutual offense and defense with the opponent. In my understanding, it is a practice that is on the practical side.

The legendary miracle of the "100-man team" created by the founder of the Jishinkai, Beta Oyama, was actually a wheel-to-wheel battle with a hundred people.

In the tournament

, what we call "hand grouping" is the same as actual combat. The specific scoring criteria are: 1. Good posture - the ability to make effective attacks within the framework of traditional karate concepts. 2.

2. Correct attitude - a necessary element of good posture, concentration, and the ability to score without malice.

3. Energetic use - the power and speed of the attacking technique which clearly demonstrates the intention to win, without flinching.

4, the residual heart - pointed out that the spirit of perseverance after the attack and with good posture and other continuous attack techniques.

5, the right time - refers to the best opportunity to achieve the most effective attack. 6, the right distance - refers to the most accurate distance, if the opponent moves away quickly when striking, it will reduce the effectiveness of the attack. Whether the distance is appropriate or not is determined by whether the strike can reach the target or is close to the target. If the strike distance to the eyelid between 2 and 3 centimeters and the arm is not fully extended, is the correct distance.