Seiunchin

Moves 1 – 3 (repeated 4-6 & 7-9) – Opening Sequence

Two on One - Backs of hands together represents grabbing one way and then the other direction - Various videos"]The karke uke is when the opponent turns into you - theny don't strike as head is tucked into their head. So when they push you karke uke the arm and then prop the elbow to give you a clear path for entry.

Alternative to explain hands pushed down position.

ck up into single leg from someone trying to get their arm back on 2 on 1
2. From 2 on 1 Shock Down capture head feed through and grab other arm - then use the nugete as a leg pick up.

Makes an interesting pint about lifting the elbow from the collar tie which fits the first movement of the kata. Also raises the idea of different responses, pulls the arm back, in to a lock (could be karke uke bit). Or straight arm them push up behind the elbow (nugete) eg Patrick McCarthy.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=f75R8BLVIhw

This version uses a snap down on the arms. This fits the versions of the kata where the nugeta is delivered at a 45 degree angle and not straight.

 

 

 

Moves 10 – 13 – Kick the back leg up then step forward with a reinforced punch, elbow behind, elbow to front

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Moves 14 – 16 (repeated 17-19) – Sanchin Dachi with reinforced block, Step forward gedan bari in shiko datchi step back gedan bari shiko datchi

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Moves 20 (repeated 21) – Cross hands into heel strike

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Moves 22 – 23 – step forward elbow, back fist (merge with 20&21?)

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Move 24 – 26 (repeated 31-33) Double block, step forward upper cut, backfist then a low hammer fist

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Move 27- 28 (repeated 34-35) Nekoashi Dachi raise arm then drop as elbow lifts

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Moves 36 – 27 – Step forward reverse nekoashi dachi hands lifted up, step back into nekoashi dachi pull hands down

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