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Thank you so much dear Ostad Jalilzadeh! So the reason is the power and reaction!
Untill now I stopped the hand low and to the side. This evening I will try as you say and from today and on I will take it under the leg as you do.

Thank you again! TO'A!

As I said you don't have to.
If you could get enough power, it would be OK.

Dear Ostad Jalilzadeh, ok I got it now. I will concentrate on power. This evening I will work on it more!
Thank you again!

Dear Ostad Jalilzadeh, I have 3 questions about suto.

1- At the beginning, before exhaling the kia "suto", we bend the knee and go down to the right side making defence with the forearms with the hands still locked. My body is turned to the right, but what about the legs?
The left leg should be almost closed to the right ankle, correct? But are my knees going at 45 degrees or do I have to turn more, like an unmodified rato? so the line formed by the left leg should be this: --- or this: / ?

2-When we do Waima Duma Defence and Afma as reaction before hitting Konjima technique with shoulder reaction, do I have to make them to the side or at 45 degrees back? heading hour 3 or hour 4? I thought it was a little to the back, but looking closer it seems to the side.

3- When we hit osaya and 2 oranto "simultaneously", do you mean that the 2 Orantos are"simultaneously" done, or the techniques finish in the same moment when osaya hit? I don't understand whether there is or not a little difference in timing. Like "orantos hits, and right after them osaya hits too" or all of them have to be done together.

Thank you so much!

1- The knees should bent and turn to the 45 degrees with lifting of the left heel. Upper body and arms turn up to the 90 degrees.
2- The Waiyma Duma makes a parallel line with the back leg. So it has to move more back. I say even a little more than 4 hour. Depends on the Rato position.
3- All should be at the same time. When Osaya Keyeto hits the target and it is on its final moment, the Orantos are made too at that time. I know it is very difficult and very hard to make it. But, it is the beauty of To'a to the balance of the body.

Great! Thank you so much dear Ostad! Sometimes I am not sure because of the point of view.
Another detail please. After hitting Haney Keyeto and Yeteh Mato, we have to grab the opponent and take him toward us. Do you take the fist at the chest's level or at stomach's level? From the video it seems you are taking him down, like throwing him to the ground, so I would think at stomach's level or even sash's level. Correct?