Uke: blocking https://facebook/photo.php?v=10152318802578347&set=vb.527593346&type=2&permPage=1 Kamae is for beginners; later, one stands in shizentai. 構は初心者に後は自然体。 (Kamae wa shoshinsha ni atowa shizentai). —the Niju Kun I dont speak Japanese, so I cant tell you what Mr. Naka is saying. However, it appears that he is showing the audience the use of the body mass (hips) when blocking (moving from hanmi to shomen position and back and the application of hip vibration) and the mechanics of covering the centreline in executing jodan age uke (rising block). His stance stance is rooted, which enables him to make small quick movements his upper body.This is evident when you watch his front knee. It doesnt collapse when he uses his hips. To move the body so fast is very hard to do.
Posted on: Tue, 15 Jul 2014 07:35:00 +0000
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