Nage-Waza (Yuishinkan)

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Gnawing Waza are a number of specific partner forms ( Yakusoku Kumite ) with specified attack, block, Locking and casting techniques in the Yuishinkan -Unterströmung of Gojuryu - Karate . Throwing techniques, mostly borrowed from Judo or Aikido , are also used in other styles of karate .

General

The Yuishinkan's nage-waza contain throws , foot-sweeps, and levers . Before throwing in principle a footfall , impact countered or shock technology.

origin

Kisaki Tomoharu , who u. a. held the third dan in judo, developed the first twelve Nage-Waza . Fritz Nöpel later added 24 more.

The Yuishinkan Nage-Waza

number attack Defense and counterattack
1 Chūdan Oizuki Slide back with Ude Uchi-uke on the left, Chūdan Mae-geri and, without putting your foot down, sweep the attacker's front leg from behind and bring him down. Follow up with Gedan Gyakuzuki .
2 Chūdan Oizuki Slide back with Ude Uchi-uke on the left, Gedan Mae-geri, Jōdan Empi-uchi, grab the arm and throw the attacker over his shoulder to the ground, pursue with Gyakuzuki.
3 Chūdan Mae-geri Turn to the right in Heikō dachi , with Nagashi-uke and catching the leg. Grab also with the right hand, move leg to the left past your own left hip, put Kin-Geri down on the right between the attacker's legs, behind his left leg and throw by pulling with the left and pressing with the right hand on the left shoulder Attacker. Continue to control captured leg, tsuki to the abdomen of the attacker, throwing the leg over and kakato-geri.
4th Jōdan Oizuki Evade 45 ° to the right in Heiko-Dachi with Nihon-Nukite Jōdan, submerge in front of the attacker, with the left hand from the outside to the ankle and with the right hand to the knee - with the left hand bring the leg up to the right so that the attacker falls. End the action with a foot technique.
5 Chūdan Oizuki Evade 45 ° left with Teishō-uke, Chūdan Tate-Zuki. Cross-step with the right foot and throw the attacker by leveraging his knees blocked with his hands and pressing the shoulder on the back of the thigh. Kagate-Geri to the tailbone. Lunge and Gyakuzuki to the head.
6th Chūdan Oizuki Slide back with Ude Uchi-uke, Chūdan Mae-geri and at the same time grasp the attacker's arm, Jōdan Shuto-Uchi on the right and Tomoe-Nage on the right. Hold the attacker after the throw and end the action with a tsuki or uchi technique.
7th Chūdan Oizuki Dodge back with your left leg, Ude Uchi-uke right and grasp the arm, Chūdan Mae-geri in the attacker's side, take a sideways position to the attacker and throw by suddenly lengthening the stride, left hand under his upper arm, right hand on his wrist and Overturn the extended arm backwards while falling forward, so that the attacker rolls over. Then stop the action using a foot or fist technique appropriate for the distance.
8th Chūdan Oizuki Dodge back with your left leg, kake-uke, and grab your wrist. Chūdan Mawashi-geri in the side of the body of the attacker, stand in front of the body of the attacker and at the same time turn the attack arm with the fist opening upwards and end the action with a bolt extensor lever.
9 Tetsui-Uchi Jōdan Dodge backwards with the left leg, Juji-Uke Jōdan. Hold the attacking arm tight, Kin-Geri and lead around to the right with a downward-upward swing, you stand with your back in front of the attacker and lever the led arm over your own shoulder.
10 Chūdan Mae-geri Dodge in Zenkutsu dachi to the left 45 °, catch the kick by grasping the lower leg with the right arm. Turn in and Jōdan Tsuki grasp the karategi on the left with the left and throw by lifting with the right. Sweep your left standing leg with your left foot and pull your left hand down. End the action with Kakato-geri.
11 Chūdan Mae-geri Dodge back with the left leg, Haraiotoshi-uke, Chūdan Mawashi-geri (Mawashi-hiza-geri) grab hold of the left and throw by pulling backwards under Ashi-barai with the left foot, finish with Gyakuzuki to the head.
12 Chūdan Oizuki Kata-guruma]. End the action with Kakato-geri.
13 Chūdan Oizuki With Zenkutsu dachi to evade left 45 °, at the same time block with Teishō-uke and counter with Gyakuzuki to the right side of the body, Kansetsu-geri with right to the right knee of the attacker so that he goes on his knees. Follow up with Nakadaka-ippon-ken or Tetsui-uchi.
14th Chūdan Oizuki Dodge to the right in the Heikō dachi and block the tsuki with Teishō-uke on the right, Yoko-empi-uchi with the right to the head, with a hip rotation Gedan Tetsui-uchi, facing away from the attacker, bring the attacker down with Ashi-barai on the right.
15th Jōdan Oizuki With Zenkutsu dachi to evade to the left 45 °, counter with Gedan Haitō-uchi at the same time and with stretched right arm lead past the attacker's neck on the left after the right leg is behind the attacker's right leg with a turn of the body to the left to bring the attacker down, so that he is lying face down. End the action with Gyakuzuki to the head.
16 Chūdan Oizuki Dodge to the right with Heikō dachi 45 ° and counter with Jōdan Teishō, move to the head with Teishō and break the attacker's stance by translating the right leg. Hold the right arm with the left and bring the attacker down. Follow up with kakato-geri.
17th Chūdan Oizuki Dodge with a turn of the body to the right in Heikō dachi, at the same time grab the arm from above and press against the attacking Arn with the left shoulder. Follow up Teishō with the left hand and bring the opponent down, end the action with Kin-geri.
18th Chūdan Oizuki Slide back and intercept and hold the attack with both hands. Kin-geri and turn the attacker's arm to the right and guide it forward to the ground. Follow up on the left with Gyakuzuki.
19th Chūdan Oizuki Use Zenkutsu dachi to evade 45 ° to the left. Fend off the attacking arm with Empi-uke from above and counter with Jōdan Uraken-uchi, sweep the attacker under the thigh with the left knee and bring him down. Complete with Gyakuzuki to the head.
20th Chūdan Mae-geri Turn to the right in Heikō dachi, fend off with Nagashi-uke and hold the leg, turn the attacker's foot to the right with both hands, so that the attacker has to turn to the right. Counter with Kin-geri and bring him down.
21st Tetzui-Uchi Jōdan With Zenkutsu dachi, evade 45 ° to the left, fend off with Age-uke, put your right leg forward so that you are almost behind the attacker and counter with Empi-uchi towards the back of the attacker's head. Right around the neck and bring him down from behind. End the action with Morote zuki to the head.
22nd Jōdan Oizuki Dodge deep to the left so that the right knee touches the ground. With Age-zuki to the attacker's testicle, grab the karategi with the right and bring him down on the right side. Help the leg with the left hand and finish the action with a tsuki technique.
23 Chūdan Mae-geri Sliding back with the left Sukui-uke fend off, Jōdan Gyakuzuki and Kansetu-geri to the attacker's left knee, pursue with Empi-uchi to the head.
24 Chūdan Oizuki Sweep the attacker quickly and vigorously with the left leg and immediately follow up with Gyakuzuki or Kakato-geri.

See also

literature

  • Horst Espeloer, Ulrich Heckhuis, Horst Nehm: Goju-Ryu Karate-Do. Basics, competition training, self-defense, kata . 2nd Edition. Selbstverlag , Dortmund 2008, ISBN 3-00-001342-3 ( table of contents ).
  • Peter Stochel, Roger Walbersdorf: Yuishinkan training forms in pictures. Kumite-Ura and Nage-Waza . 1st edition. Self-published, Langenfeld (without ISBN and year).

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Yuishinkan History 2: Yakusoku Kumite in the Yuishinkan GoJu-Ryu . Retrieved June 1, 2012.