Seiza no bu
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| 1. Mae |
前 |
Forward/front. You sense the harmful intentions of an
opponent (who is sitting in front of you), but before the they can strike,
you cut them between the arm and face. |
| 2. Migi |
右 |
Right. An opponent is sitting to your left and is facing
the same direction as you. The meaning of the waza is the same as
Mae. |
| 3. Hidari |
左 |
Left. An opponent is sitting to your right and is facing
the same direction as you. The meaning of the waza is the same as
Mae. |
| 4. Ushiro |
後ろ |
Back/behind. An opponent is sitting behind you and is
facing the same direction as you. The meaning of the waza is the same as
Migi. |
| 5. Yaegaki |
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8 multiple barriers. An opponent is in front of you.
Your first cut is inadequate, so you move after your opponent as he is
falling backwards and cut him down. However as this cut does not kill him,
he tries to cut your shin while lying on the ground. You counterattack his
cut and defeat him. |
| 6. Ukenagashi |
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Revieving and praying. Your opponent attacks from you
left, but you parry, and cut down on his neck (neck or shoulder depending
on the angle at which they fall). |
| 7. Kaishaku |
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Seconds. The person is seated about 1.2 - 1.3 metres in
front of you and is facing left. You cut his neck when he commits seppuku
(ritual suicide). |
| 8. Tsukekomi |
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An opponent attacks you from the front, but you avoice his
cut by stepping back (intending to parry his cut). Because you first cut
is inadequate, you move forward towards your opponent as they are falling
backwards and cut him down. |
| 9. Tsukikage |
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Moonlight. An opponent is to your right. They are just
about to attack you from the Jodan
position, but you cut into both of his forearms; he falls backwards; you
move after him and cut him down. |
| 10. Oikaze |
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Persuit.Your opponent is running away from you, you
give chase and cut him down. |
| 11. Nukiuchi |
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Suddenly. The moment you sense the harmful intentions
of you opponent sitting in front of you, you cut him down. |
