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Dear Fabrizio I didn't get the question properly.
Tell me , when you kick, does the leg start to turn from the front or the back?
When you kick, which part of the foot does hit the target?

I'm sorry dear Ostad Jalilzadeh, I'll be more clear.
From position Rato, I bring back leg in front of us with the knee azlato same Yad Kyetto, then hit it with the sole of the foot or heel to face the opponent, like Ossaya Yad Kyetto.
I hope is clear.
Thank you

Dear Fabrizio, when you mention any kick with Ossaya, it means that kick is going to hit from back. But, you are explaining that you bring the back leg to the front like Yad Keyeto. That is why I don't get it.
If the kick hitting with sole of the foot, it should be a Horaiyma Keyeto. Or, hitting with top of the foot or heel, should be Sima Keyeto.

Is the kick you are asking in the classical lesson?

Dear Ostad Jalilzadeh, thank you!!
The way you are explaining osaya kick is great, now I can understand better and in a deeper way the classic kicks's name.
So all the "ossaya" kicks (osaya, osaya yadd keyeto, osaya sima keyeto) are like this because every time the kick start when we are with the back to the opponent!
I refer to the body's position in the picture number 2 in osaya, number 3 in osaya yad keyeto and number 2 in osaya sima keyeto! correct? So it is not properly because of the turn, but because we hit from the back!Thank you!

That is right Patrizia. What ever we hit from back has to have a name Ossaya.

Dear Ostad Jalilzadeh, I was thinking about the word "Sensesero"
As I told you also this I knew it wrong (.....).
Excuse me the spelling but to my ears there are too many "se", I need to spell it untill I memorize it,"Sense sero"
is the same of "Sensero" or not? Is "sensero" wrong? And if not, what is the difference?