Atemi Waza
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 05 January 2010 12:00
The Randori-no-kata or Ju-nana-hon (Basic 17) kata is divided into four sections
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The "Striking" Techniques |
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Performed by Nariyama Shihan, 8th Dan |
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Shomen-ate |
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"Forward Strike" |
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Aigamae-ate |
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"Matching Stances Strike" |
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Gyakugamae-ate |
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"Opposing Stances Strike" |
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Gedan Ate |
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"Low Strike" |
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Ushiro Ate |
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"Rear Strike" |
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