L-stance
Low slicing (to the knee)
Low side (to the shins or knee)
Midsection side (to the side)
Stepping side (in horse-riding stance)
Sliding front
Sliding turning
Release one hand > elbow strike to solar plexus
Strike wrist (LU7) > knife hand strike to neck (LI18)
Push down towards ground > pull up thumb or fingers
Small circle using other hand to help.
Elbows in > drop weight > turn one way, then the other > then step back under their arm and push arms away.
Lower weight > push arms forward and body back into attacker > double elbow strike [Danger!]
Start at punching distance.
Against jab > deflect to close attack
Against jab > deflect jab > kick to shin
Against jab > deflect jab > turning kick to thigh or mid-section
Against cross > deflect to close attack
Against cross > deflect cross using sword movement > step to outside (90) block > knee to ribs
Against cross > deflect cross - step to outside (90) block > side kick to knees or ribs
Against round punch> step to inside – simultaneous block > palm to face/chin/nose.
Against round punch > step to inside – simultaneous block > punch to solar plexus
Against round punch > step to inside – simultaneous block > elbow to head
Start with the left leg forward in sparring stance at punching distance.
One partner does a jab to head, cross to solar plexus then rear leg turning kick to the floating ribs.
Other partner deflects the jab (closing), deflects the cross (closing) then does guarding block against the turning kick (don’t block turning kick with your elbow).
Then alternate and keep repeating back and forth.
Also practice starting with right leg forward to develop both sides equally.
Can also practice with low turning kick to thigh, defend either with shin guard or by tensing quads – do light contact at this level.
Front fall
Side fall
Jab / cross combination
Deflection (closing attacker)
Hook punch
Knife hand block
Palm thrust to face
Side guarding block (cover head and body at same time)
Single hand grab and push > Release and spin 180
Single hand grab and pull > Strike wrist to release > knife hand strike to neck (attacker leans back to avoid strike and replies immediately with the next attack).
Punch > Step to outside (90) and deflect the punch, grab the arm and knee to ribs > push attacker away
Two handed choke > Grab one hand, other arm over and then elbow strike to head with loud kyup [DANGER!!]
Non-resistance – relax, don’t tense when grabbed – don’t be there
Circle Principle – lead an attack into a circle
Blending with opponent’s movement – just enough so the attacker still thinks they have control of you
Using 90 and 180 step – use of body weight, not arm strength.
Sword movement for deflecting punches – presenting a triangle to the attacking line
Demonstrate defence against dynamic grabs to wrists – front and rear – using releases - or release/strike.
Includes defence against punch - use 90 and 180 footwork
Importance of head movement – don’t look at feet
Kidney 1 – healing point or used for warming up
Solar Plexus – used for elbow strikes and punch.