Karate skills

Handway is a combination of Japanese traditional fighting skills and Ryukyu Wushu Tang players, which originated from Japanese Wushu and Ryukyu Tang players. Tang hand was introduced to Ryukyu from China martial arts and developed with local martial arts Ryukyu hand, while Japanese natives combined wrestling and throwing techniques from Kyushu and Honshu with Tang hand, and finally formed karate. The following are the practice skills, welcome to read and understand.

Karate skills

When karate was taught only in secret times, it was usually limited to individual practice, so the "types" were extremely developed, but since karate was taught publicly, the proportion of "group players" in practice has also increased. Generally, people who go to the Dojo to practice martial arts have the initial goal of self-defense and being good at fighting, and the practice of "assembling hands" is the most practical way to achieve this goal; In order to achieve this goal as soon as possible, some beginners often ignore the importance of basic movements and devote themselves to the study of duet, which leads to problems such as smaller basic movements and incorrect attack posture. Although practicing duet "except the basic group of hands" in the initial stage can increase a little practical experience, but because of ignoring the practice of basic movements, the lack of change and hitting power has hindered my progress. "Hand-to-hand" is a set of attack and defense procedures agreed by both parties in advance, which consists of basic action techniques. The purpose of its practice is to make beginners obtain the following effects.

First, cultivate the sensitivity of the whole body and understand the cooperation of the whole body strength.

Second, practice offensive and defensive techniques.

Third, learn how to attack the key points and avoid unnecessary blows, so as not to waste physical strength.

Fourth, strengthen the practice and application of basic movements.

Fifth, understand the coordination between timing and breathing.

Sixth, train fighting spirit and cultivate courage.

When practicing unarmed group, you must pay attention to the following points to make rapid progress:

First, the change and continuation of attack and defense technology.

Second, the coordination of breathing and strength.

Third, distance and momentum.

The above three meals are the direct determinants, so we should pay special attention to them.

What is the most suitable posture and posture for free hand group? Almost every beginner will have this problem. Mr. Chen Hongzong (IAKF Taiwan Province Branch, Shinto Dream Liu Zhang Road Taiwan Province Branch, Japan Rigid and Soft Boxing Club China Boxing Branch) once said: "Karate has no posture, and posture is used to teach beginners. The meaning of this sentence is to warn the reader that he must have both body and mind, not just a formal meaning.

Matters needing attention in karate posture:

First, don't just look at each other's posture and easily judge each other's poor martial arts and negligence.

Second, even if there is a complete posture, it is not enough if the heart is relaxed.

Third, although the other person's gesture is casual and full of loopholes, you should not underestimate your enemy and be careful.

Fourth, don't think about how to attack by looking at each other's posture.

The essence of karate lies in the flexible use of body and mind, and must not be confused by the enemy's posture. In other words, without physical constraints, according to their own tactics, put on a posture that suits them.

Correct combat posture must have three elements:

First of all, make all parts of the body and limbs most suitable for the next action.

Second, the correct posture will never let the other side gain insight into their intentions and expose their actions.

Third, the correct posture still needs to keep the muscles in an appropriate degree of tension, so that the body can maintain the most flexible response ability, and the limbs are in a natural state without losing alertness. As for the posture that suits your physical characteristics, you can naturally experience it in constant exercise.

We often hear people say that "attack is the best defense". This is a wise saying. However, the attack rule of stalking is not in this case. Attack is an action to implement skills and strategies. The elements of attack include the judgment of speed and distance and the use of fake action. So no matter what continuous attack, the first punch or the first foot is always the most important. It is best if the first punch can hit the opponent, otherwise the first punch must pave the way for the second and third punches. The purpose of continuous attack is not to waste energy on empty fists. Remember, although the preparation of the attack and the implementation of the attack are two stages of action, in order to make the action in one go, we must make the two stages of action coherent.

As for the way of defense (stopping the opponent's attack), there are countless ways. Mr. Sun Yat-sen, the chief teacher of Japan's empty-handed club, once said, "Receiving skills is the key to success." Only clever defense can produce attack skills. The defense method in karate is not just parry; Enduring the limit is a characteristic of karate.

Third, don't let go of your opponent in the following three situations, you must attack:

(a) when the other party just pushed.

(2) when hesitating.

(3) When swinging out (refers to the moment when the opponent's attack is completed and pauses halfway).

Three first (a) first (the other side will fight back at the beginning of the action).

(2) Take the first step (see each other's actions and fight back when their actions have not yet taken effect).

(3) successively (make the opponent's attack invalid, and then seize the opportunity to fight back).

The four taboos in Sun Tzu's Art of War are surprise, fear, doubt and confusion.

Triple Kill (1) Killer (a weapon that destroys the body).

(2) Kill him (block the opponent's moves).

(3) kill him (defeat the opponent's fighting spirit).

Reflexion means being distracted by other things.

There should be no slack in your heart when attacking the enemy.

"Eye Pay" refers to the place where the eyes look, which means that when confronting an opponent, the eyes look at the scenery with distant mountains on the other side, not just a part, but a glimpse.

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