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Re: باسخ‌به: Question 11 years, 11 months ago #4852

  • Patrizia
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Dear Ostad Jalilzadeh thank you!!
So I would say that "Hapkibato" makes me think of the lower part of the Fravahar!
I like it so much! Evil thoughts and evil people, so it works inside and outside at the same time, in our inner world and in the outer world too.

Thank you again!
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Re: باسخ‌به: Question 11 years, 11 months ago #4862

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Dear Ostad Jalizadeh, I have two questions. Well....I really hope they are not too much stupid!

In Suto, why does the kick's name is "haney keyeto"? Why not "haney yeteh keyeto"? At first I tried to think if it could be the only low technique that can be done, but I don't think so! I know that there are also others.
And about the hands, do I have to take them to the sides in that position because I am in short distance? If I am so close to the opponent I guess I could be easily hit. Is this the reason?
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Re: باسخ‌به: Question 11 years, 11 months ago #4863

Dear Patrizia you have two great questions.

You are right about Haney Keyeto. The explanation is : Usually Haney Keyeto hits from the side of the body and with side of the foot. (Corner of the heel) So I think that is way there is no Yeteh or Osaya Haney Keyeto.

As I said on the lesson section the two arms at sides protecting the lower part of the body. Don't forget Suto had designed to match with Atado techniques, specially on classical fight.
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Re: باسخ‌به: Question 11 years, 11 months ago #4864

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Dear Ostad Jalilzadeh thank you!!!Great, true! Your words makes me search to match them like two pieces of a puzzle!
Indeed Suto is very low, and in Atado there are some low techniques, and my mind goes to the low Mato before Haida, or at the beginning, Waimaduma left and two Matos down closing the knees as a defence from a...Haney Keyeto!!

But then...well I hope with this question you really won't get upset (Chinno affair...I know! Only for divide the energy and for balance because ratos are big so chinno is big too! I know it....I asked you too much about it and you have been so patient with me!!)
Chinno fisted in Suto may possibly be a technique to defend from the double matos to the chest in atado? those we make while turning the head 45 and eyes 90. Could it be that I try to come inside the opponent's defence, hit with the back of the fists and open the 2 matos aimed to the chest?

Re: باسخ‌به: Question 11 years, 11 months ago #4865

No no, it is not like that. It is wrong my friend.
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Re: باسخ‌به: Question 11 years, 11 months ago #4866

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Ok I got it dear Ostad, so Chinno is and remain also here (and everywhere, then...) only for devide the energy, and this is it. Dot, no exception.

But then, how can I defend from the double Matos to the chest of Atado? With Afma + Mato as an uppercut maybe?
Something tells me I am far.....
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