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Machi geri



S: Tai / hiraki.
A: any punch.
D: yoko muso gamae (back fist over fist) and kick jun geri

This is seriously simple

Machi 町 means "town" or "waiting time."


Dan geri sambo uke dan geri gaeshi
Tai Gamae.

Attack: jun dan geri low then high

Defence:like single form but two kicks



Sean's version - like the single attack form. block hiza and juji uke (triple block) for both attacks then reply with two attacks.




Martin's does a leg block for the first, followed by a triple block for the second.




Sensei Mike UTS 2016 said both timings are acceptable.




Sensei Rob's 2022. hiza leg block for the first of the attacker kicks. Then kick back while having juji uke in place. Return to be in triple block stance for the second kick. After which kick back and ren han ko.

Kakuritsu Ken
Sokuto geri hiki ashi nami gaeshi
Stance: Tai / hiraki.
Attack: gedan jun sokuto geri (to fushi or knee)
Defence: step off and kick the back
Wsko draw back the leading foot and sokuto at the same time as the attack.

Once upon a time while in the woods. A straight kick came in and bit a chuck from the thai.




Kakuritsu Ken

Tai / hiraki. one is harder than the other


Being little seems to help


Sensei Mike UTS 2016 suggested I could kick the other leg if not the back which kick Aled's bottom.





Mikazuki gaeshi kari ashi
S: Tai gamae
A: sashi kae jun zuki.
D: Taki gamae, bring A jun zuki arm down to make space, gyagku fri zuki to Mikazuki, thump back of the head and then stab kick back of leg.

On Dan you have to step forward into position. On Mitsouko fine.

In a Tall woods they step through to show Mikazuki and returned with Tai-ki stance


WSKO White Book


Byakuren Ken




kari = moving forward

Suigetsu gaeshi oshi taoshi
S: Ta gamae.
A: gyaku zuki.
D: Taki gamae, Classic start. Non-defending hand hit Suigetsu using fri suki. Then using same hand attack tenchu back of the head. Finally body slam to push the opponent away. [Be convinced that a solid strike will bring the opponent down].




In tall woods show Suigetsu from tai ki stance

Byakuren Ken
WSKO White Book
Black Belt course 2015On Mitsouko fine.

oshi taoshi = in akido front down push
Hangetsu gaeshi sukui kubi nage
S: Tai.
A: Jodan jun zuki followed by chudan gyaku zuki.
D: Midare Gamme. Block the first attack (Oishi). 'Decicive' Kumade suki (bear claw). hiza geri. Flowing with the same bear claw hand open to dai wanto the back of the attackers head so that you force them to roll out down to the ground (sukui kubi nage).

Black Belt course 2015 ? -try again where you can roll

Check the Pressure points are doko/Furin Cyprus 2022




kubi=首=neck


hiza=ひざ=knee


Sage hiji ate= 下肘当 = Hiji ate downwards mainly to the back when opponent’s head is around your waist




掬受=Sukui uke=Scoop up block, scoop opponent’s Mawashi geri with Tai sabaki (open hand)

Chudan gaeshi
Hiraki.

Attack: jun mawashi.


Defence: taiki gamae but really exaggerated (open); gyaku shita uke and kick back.

ren han ko

In a moonlight forest show chudan target from tai kai stance


Sango Ken

WSKO White Book

Fukko chi ni

Seiza. A: jun mawashi, gyaku zuki. D: block kori



From sitting on your knees. Step up in Fukuo Gammae on side being attacked. leave head back to be dodge and block then punch.



Facing bin Stuart Attacks



Means crouching tiger



floor =chi



2



WSKO White Book


Chio Ken




Nailed at grading 2016

Soto uke dan zuki (ura & omote)

Tai (ura),
hiraki (omote).


Attack: straight punch


Defence: tate muso gamae. Block Soto and punch to the head.



In a tall moonlit forest standing tall like you are waiting at the bar




Nio Ken


WSKO White Book pg 120


Slight name and stance changes probably for obvious reasons

Uchi age dan zuki (ura & omote)

Tai (ura), hiraki (omote).


Attack : straight punch


Defence: front hand cover uchi age (over head) and punch back





Messed up stance on grading 2016

Shita uke dan zuki

Tai gamae.


Attack Shita uke attack


Defence : hasso game. Shita uke (block). ura ken tsuki komi to jinchu or nichigetsu

Ura ken = 裏拳




Wsko= Hiraki? Shita uke block and meuchi with leading hand and counter strike.

Harai uke dan zuki

Hiraki.




Attack. Kick moshi geri




Defence: Block Harai Uke. Step to do ura ken tsuki komi (hitting the third eye) or ura ken uchi to sango (temple). Use the back of the fist to punch, there is no bounce of wrist in classical Hokei.

Facing the house. Stuart attacks.




WSKO White Book Byakuren Ken




Ura ken = 裏拳

Uwa uke zuki with nioi

Tai.


Attack. Overhead knife stab


Deference : Uwa uke zuki




"Omote (sashi kae ashi)"



Goka Ken.




Ura ken = 裏拳
nioi = stick



Age nuki

Stance: seiza or hiraki


Attack : grab the same side (left/left) wrist & push to thigh or chest.


Defence : Raise fingers (squid) and fast turn of hand.



age do do do


sitting in the night forest


age do do do
with lots of spiders in between

Idori okuri gote, okuri yoko tembin, ura gatame
D: seize kusushi fukko gamae

Raise a back knee (same side as attack) and get some distance, keep kagete super close and perform okuri across the belt. When Mitsouko falls. Do a classic starter pin.







Wsko White Book. Ryuka Ken.


On Mitsouko this is hard and what is kusushi of fukko gamae ?

Idori gyaku gote, osae yubi gatame

Stance: defender seize


Attacker : gyaku gote


Defender: kusushi fukko gamae. Pop up the same side as you get pulled. Stay seated throughout. osae yubi gatame involves the wrap pin with elbow and wrist. Keep your head away from punch and apply pressure on the the wrist

Wsko White Book. Ryuka Ken.


yubi=finger=指

Idori oshi gote, kannuki gatame

D: seize kusushi fukko gamae



This the only one you should stand up for. Cyprus 2022

Wsko White Book. Ryuka Ken.

Katate nage
The George classic

S: Tai
A: shikaka waza
D: Step across like ude juji. This needs to be high (M) across the attaker chest hight. Duck underneath with your back to the attacker. Place the back foot behind theirs (M). Focus on the correct distance. Slightly adjust the attacker arm into position. You should be elbow to elbow. Kneel in front of attacker far leg then twist body round till they drop. kannunki gatame







Remember to Keep close. Mayfair Stuart T - Feb 2016 On Will stand to make him fall. The alternative is a hip push maki shape against the chest. Step behind the attacker and focus on stretching the figures.




S. Rob and Danny talk about following round so you spin on your knees 180.



Black Belt Course 2014


In WSKO White Book. Goka Ken.




二足全転換 = Nisoku zen tankan = Zen ten kan in 2 steps (in Katate nage, Se nage)

Gyaku katate nage

tai/hiraki attack gyaku gote



did with john - hard try again....



Katata nage as someone attacks gyaku gote




Stretch back of the hand and then into Katate Nage

? Goka Ken.
Okuri katate nage

(Goka Ken)



Stance : Hiraki

Attack: Yori Nuki


Defence: Do Katate nage.

In WSKO White Book. Goka Ken.
Gassho katate nage
handshake. Katate nage

Ryote katate nage
Tai. A: ryote grab Like Katate nage but go instead the attacking hands.

Morote katate nage

Tai / hiraki.




A: attempt ippon se nage or gyaku tembin




Like Katate nage

Face the garden.




In WSKO White Book. Goka Ken.

Sode maki gaeshi

S: Tai.


A: grab sleeve lower sleeve and ashi barai (sweep the leg). And punch.



D: aiki gamae (front hasso back hand up). (Wsko open front hand offer back hand )


On embu. For Micheal he plants his foot and you take the balance.


Yasue says normal pin.



Wsko wrap with a naga and pin is new



Ben says use elbow



(Sode Maki is arm grab maddona cut with a yori nuki)

In WSKO White Book. Rakan Ken




足払い ashi barai

Sode guchi dori
S: Hiraki.
A: grab sleeve opening, fingers inside.
D: [aiki gamae]. Hold hand in place with a wrist grab, then use attacked arm to wrap over the attacker. Feel when it is right. Take down.

Black Belt Course 2015

Messed up on grading

Sode guchi maki

Stance: Hiraki.


Attack: grab sleeve opening, thumb inside.


Defence: aiki gamae.


Black Belt Course 2015

Kiri kaeshi gote

Kiri Gote where the attacker releases


Hiraki.


A: Normal attack but as the technique is applied release the grip.


D: Start the Kiri Gote so you are in front of their centre line. As they hold attacker "Boshikyū to Boshikyū" and lock attacker elbow by pushing it up and the drop attacker behind by applying pressure to the hand.




Yasuae Sensei UTS 2016

Anyone grabbing your kir royal are at the house. To gote them you need to hold their palms.






Wsko White Book. Ryuka Ken




Boshikyū = 母指球 = palm

Kiri kaeshi nage

Kiri Gote where the attacker pushes through


Hiraki.


A: Attack kiri gote and push through


D: 'Swoosh back', go in gassho and then swing under the arm to throw over your own shoulder. There is to distinct steps here.Two pins on gassho arm.




Yasuae Sensei UTS 2016

Wsko White Book. Ryuka Ken

Morote Kiri kaeshi nage

as kiris kaeshi nage. You can do this on Stuart.



Yasuae Sensei UTS 2016



Start morose Kiri gote. When slight bent over pull down. Think about the guiding finger pointing to the floor. Step back (don't pivot)


Uwa uke se nage

Tai. A: ura ken tsuki komi or shuto uchi.


D: block, jun zuki. grab bi-cep. back to the opponent and crash the centre line. bottom to groin. Throw Iponse nage.



S. gee places supporting leg behind. Aled:from judo. Can do Sergey and Kunut.



aled suggest doing a step to take down.

背 = Se = Naga




手刀打 = Shuto uchi = Kaishu uchi with the edge on little finger side. First time you see it after the beginners.

Furi sute omote nage

Earliest stage of response to ippon se nage



S: Hiraki.


A: ippon se nage.


D: manji gamae Outside Kagite. Huge step to follow the attacker. Sweep down to the floor with mirror face showing.



The attacker has one hand and is on one foot as the technique starts.



ふり (Furi) could mean make-believe Pretense simulation pretend.



Sute is name - forsaken foundling.




Martin's least favourite.



Misuno Sensei UTS 2016


In WSKO White Book. Ryuka Ken.


Morote okuri gote nage

Second stage of response to ippon se nage




S: Hiraki.


A: ippon se nage.


D: [manji gamae]



The attacker has two hand and is on one foot as the technique starts. Sweep up similary to uchi and then sweep to floor.






Second stage of response to ippon se nage




Misuno Sensei UTS 2016

Okuri tsuki taoshi

third stage of response to ippon se nage




S: Hiraki.



A: ippon se nage.


D: manji gamae, Outside Kagite but it locks. Push into the opponent or across shoulder like oshi gote. Attacker falls arse.





In WSKO White Book. Ryuka Ken.
Check if this is the diamond from Sensei Rob. Can use two hands.

Koshi kujiki

slowest stage of response to ippon se nage




S: Hiraki.



A: ippon se nage.


D: Like Furi sute omote nage or Okuri tsuki taoshi, but you end up behind. Strike the buttock above the thai and do the hip hop move to release. Almost back on you.




Misuno Sensei UTS 2016


In WSKO White Book. Ryuka Ken.




腰=hip or waist =Koshi

Konoha okuri, konoha gatame

Hiraki. A: shikake waza


bend back fingers (use less fingers that the boys)


lock wrist


bend arm towards the movement you want to achieve


walk the defender


practice making this work doing down




Leaves of a tree = kohona

In WSKO White Book. Ryuka Ken.



木葉守法=Konoha shuho=Leaf defense against finger attacks, by pinching thumb and middle finger


Konoha gaeshi
Hiraki.

shikake waza. front hand softly grab their front fingers. Take off balance to A point having the arm in a dori shape. Keep the pin as you spin the opponent. Use your free hand to direct a throw away so they ukemi (no pin)




Martin: (no index finger across back of knuckles). Aled too tall to grab with second hand Oct 15




How do you make this graceful ?

In WSKO White Book. Ryuka Ken.

Okuri yubi gaeshi

Stance Hiraki.


Attacker: attempts konoha attack



Defence : As attacker grabs the finger turn your palm upwards and grab their thumb. Do okuri gote with the thumb locked.


Okuri shishi dori

Hiraki. As for okuri gote.


Attacker releases their grip



Hold and lock their wrist. With the other hand hold the fingers. Get a shape on the attacker hand. Focus on the joint between the wrist and the arm.


Get an s shape on the arm as well.


Keep pushing towards the centre point. Moving the lock lower as the defender readjusts their stance.

Gassho okuri dori

S: Hiraki.


D: As for okuri gote.


A: turn away under to get out of the lock



Block the attackers head against your thigh. Grab attackers hand with both hand and lock above the spine. Shishi Dori the fingers.



Learn again.


Nigiri gaeshi

Stance : Tai


Attacker: handshake, squeeze.


Defence: "ura gassho g." Surprise defence. Reverse dori on the wrist. Keep it low or close (michel). apply gyaka gote.



Nigeria shape of making sushi by squeezing rice


On Sen (Initiative)

use hejishin and zanshin to read a situation, apply gi and jutsu with appropriate timing.



Tai no sen “mutual sen”


an opponent attacks you deliver a counter attack which lands simultaneously. Opponent’s Inability to defend while fully focused on attacking.




Go no sen, “waiting sen” or machino sen. , refers to the initiative whereby an opponent attacks you and is allowed to fully complete her attack before you deliver a counter-attack. Once the attack has been made safe with appropriate evasion and blocks, the counter-attack exploits the emptiness (kyo) in the opponent once she realise sher attack has failed.




Sen no sen sense an opponent preparing to attack,wait until he has begun and then immediately are ready to deliver a successful counter-attack.




Ki No Sen mihatsu no sen,


read an opponent on a psychological level and thus initiate our defence before any attack has actually begun.




Ma'ai and Opportunity for Offence and Defence

Ma’ai the distance between yourself and your opponent.




closeddistance (chikama),


neutraldistance (kihon ma’ai)


fardistance (toma).






The history and meaning of the Manji

Indian mark that means...


auspicious starts


The root of life


flowing universe


harmony


Displayed on Dojo wall and Dogi


Tate Manji has circle of shields signifying friends protection



on Kan

perception,intuition,the sixth sense


ken / kan translated, “seeing” and “feeling.”






http://www.kiyojuteryu.com/articles.php?pageid=36&ep=1&contentCategory=articles




https://classicbudoka.wordpress.com/2011/11/04/38-ken-and-kan-seeing-and-feeling/


On Innen

Important concepts of Buddhism.

refers to cause and effect in every life event


the past, the present and the future


A combination of two words, in and en.


In refers to the direct cause of an effect


en refers to indirect causes


On Dharma

No single word translation for dharma in west.


Hinduism, behaviours that makes life and universe possible includes duties, rights, laws, conduct, virtues and ‘‘right way of living’’.


Buddhism "cosmic law and order"
In Buddhist philosophy, term for "phenomena"


Sanskrit noun dharma is a derivation from the root dhṛ, which has a meaning of "to hold, maintain, keep".




On Kongo Zen

Named from the Kings that guard the temple or the Indian hammer (or diamonds)


Harmony. Pairs. In-n-en. Ying Yang. Ken Zen.


Zen comes from Dhyana (mediation in hindi)


Aim. 1. Well disciplined self 2. Peace 3. Paradise in life time


Teachings 1. Dharma 2. Shakuson through teaching 3. jiko kakuritsu and jita kyoraku the path (capable of change)




The meaning and purpose of the Dokun

Foundations of change.

Words for you.




Dōkun [道訓] (teaching of the way)


Seiku Meditation 聖句


Seigan Oath誓願


Shinjo Creed 信条




In Japanese Dōin also reads Raihaishi called Kyōten [教典].




Seiku This text is from the Dhammapada (verses 160 & 165), which is one of the central texts in Zen Buddhism. Seiku explains the importance of examining the self, to striving to discover the possibilities within the self, and of aiming to cultivate the self.




Seigan expresses the mental attitudes to be applied in pursuing Shorinji Kempo, and the conviction to apply to the training. It explains the sort of resolve with which to strive when learning Shorinji Kempo.




Dōkun explain how the human should act. It expresses in a concrete way what actions we as humans should do. [Concrete details for actions (living basics for kenshi).](This part is not translated in the English Shorinji Kempo Tokuhon [only in the Kongo Zen Tokuhon] and because of this not read that often in dōjō outside of Japan.




About ShinjōWe reflect on the state of our own hearts and actions. and we renew our determination to put Shorinji Kempo into practice in our daily lives. [Outline of actual practice (norm for action).]

French Sound for Meditation


Pledging an Oath at Gun Point


Christian Jo-y at the knowing Jesus.

Kumi Embu

Kusshin geri tenkai ren geri


Mikazuki gaeshi kari ashi


Moroto kiri kaeshi nage


Ryote Katate nage, kannuki gatame


Keri Ten ichi sukui kubi nage


Sode Maki gaeshi kannuki gatame (offence grab side, ashi barai)


Chudan gaeshi ren han ko to katate nage


Harai uke dan suki ren han ko to uwa uke se nage

転回足=Tenkai ashi=Turning steps