3.20.2006
GJ "Only the lonely...train during Spring Break"
Zach and I worked out today for the inauguration of the Bugeishako v2.0. Its tough to gauge a workout when you don't sweat, we have a blizzard coming in so the ambient temperature even with the space heater was a trifle frigid. Following warm-up and some shadowboxing we alternated:
If we examine, the third and fourth kicking combinations we can see all these. Basic drilling is the simple rhythm. As we progress we may accelerate the cross/hook combinations to generate a half-beat switch-up. In sparring we can use the first two kicking combinations to generate fear of the final kick. This generated fear can be used in a fake to suggest one kick but actually throwing the opposite. A full beat fake up would be performing the first three moves of the combination and pausing, holding the action as complete and then delivering the final kick.
Zach and I worked on uchi komi of the double leg and ogoshi (hip toss). Notes to self, double leg requires:
- Jab-Cross-Hook-Cross
- Jab-Cross-Double Lead Hook (e.g. Body-Head, Shovel Head, Double Shovel)
- Jab-Lead Hook-Cross-Lead Hook
- Jab-Overhand-Upper cut-Overhand
- Jab-Rear Kick
- Jab-Cross-Lead Kick
- 4 Count #1
- 4 Count #2
- 4 Count #3
- 4 Count #4
- Deep knee, head knee
- Curve knee, deep knee
If we examine, the third and fourth kicking combinations we can see all these. Basic drilling is the simple rhythm. As we progress we may accelerate the cross/hook combinations to generate a half-beat switch-up. In sparring we can use the first two kicking combinations to generate fear of the final kick. This generated fear can be used in a fake to suggest one kick but actually throwing the opposite. A full beat fake up would be performing the first three moves of the combination and pausing, holding the action as complete and then delivering the final kick.
Zach and I worked on uchi komi of the double leg and ogoshi (hip toss). Notes to self, double leg requires:
- Low start point -- tall people cannot shoot through their opponents line of sight
- Lower initiation and deep penetration
- Cup the calves
- Perpendicular direction change with strong head pressure