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Hi dear friend , yes the colors have the meaning in them . Concerning to sash Green means grow up gradually in kung fu toa space and in the basic education, then brown sash means burning in kung fu toa and burning in fight of life and burning in different fields of fight in Otaymi or out of Otaymi ! then black sash mean becoming pure and becoming a master in kung fu toa and getting a special capacity that can resist in front of all changes and all problems in the life . red sash mean the color of blood ! it means that kung fu ka gives his life to protect justice and humanity and he or she will protect kung fu toa even with his or her blood ! cocerning to uniform in black color , because the black color will not change in front of othere colors and it mean that kung fu ka will not change in the basic rules and in the different situations or kung fu ka will not be a cheater and he or she will be pure and honest and brave in all of different situations that can be bothering or dangerus ! indeed uniform of toa means that kung fu ka musn't be an hypocrite and he or she is loyal to kung fu toa and othere hamrahs

Concerning to your question in Atado , I think when we do a wayma defense in this position , we have to put our opposit leg little toward of opponent for more stability ! if not then with low kick that is powerful we are not stable and we will mouve or fall at the right side or to the back ward

Dear Jamshid, thank you for the extraordinary explanation. I strongly believe in these principle!
You have perfectly answered to both my questions,thank you again.

TO'A!

Dear Ostad Jalilzadeh and dear friends, I have a question and a advice to ask, please.
First of all, thank you for the video!! I studied in this days the pictures and today the video, and I realized that I make a lot of mistakes! I really have to train hard on it. What I need to ask is this:

After yeteh rato (picture 28-, "bend the knee and hold it in the same direction and at the same time use the defensive Orato in the opposite direction" , the shin is parallel to the ground, correct?
I mean, in the first Oranto with the left arm my leg is parallel to the floor, I am blocking with the lower part of the body only in the second Oranto, in the one done with the right arm,not in the first Oranto! Have I got it correctly? I am asking because I was told completely different, so I want to be sure to have understood.

I also need to ask an advice: all the mummayies in To'a are symmetric. It is better to concentrate only on the technique you are loading, or is it better to try to do them in the opposite side too? Example: the combinations I am asking above, is it better if I try also with the right arm and left yetteh keyetto, or to train only one side? I hope to have been clear.

Thank you so much!

Excuse me, I fear to have said "oranto" instead of "orato". Sorry for the mistake, inattention. I meant Orato. A lapsus!

Hi dear Patrizia , please be more clear , I mean you are speaking about which form an wich axes ? if it is in Atado so, first orato will done by right hand and etc