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Dear Patrizia after Osaya Keyeto you must go directly to a Horeima Rato.
In the video I couldn't go directly to Horeima Rato because I was close to the wall and I wanted to move away from the wall, that is why it is like that.

Dear Ostad Jalilzadeh thank you!!
I pay so much attention on how you move that I didn't noticed the wall! So it is exactly like the other side.
Thank you so much again!
To'A!

Dear Ostad Jalilzadeh, excuse me, I have an horrible doubt about Anattawa!!

In Waisa axis, after hitting an incoming keyeto with Oranto from out and left arm as protection to the side we go for mato up to the face of the opponent, down to the chest, and up again and down again.
From the position of right Oranto with the fist more or less at hour 11, where do I have to take the right fist to make power?
Usually Mato start from the side of the body, but in the lessons it seems you are taking it in the center line of the body, not to the side, and then go to mato up.Is it because you are explaining the technique or is it really so? Does it start from the stomach or from the side?

Sorry for the question, but it seems Kung Fu To'A has so many layers. Every time I think to know something if I think back I find some lacking....and this question I remember that already came to my mind in past but somehow now I am not sure anymore of how it goes!

Thank you Ostad!
To'A!

Dear Ostad Jalilzadeh, I was thinking about the Gados.
As you said, in Anattawa we have 8 Gados, 2 Kamisema, 4 before Haima, 2 before Vaissa.

-And in Atado?
A Gado you said is before going to double mato to the chest in vertical position and unmodified Rato.
So, also here do I have to count 2 Kamisema, 2 before vertical Matos?
do we have only 4 gados in Atado?

-About Suto, in the last lesson, before hitting double soyato to the head and the head ot the opponent in unmodified Rato, the stance is very alike. So, the passage before going to double soyato technique should also be a Gado, is it like this?

-Another thing. in Suto we start from Kamisemay but then we go with the two hands locked together and the fingers of the right hand over the fingers of the left hands. Is this also a Gado? Is this position the corresponding of Sensesero in Anattawa?

-When in Atado we hit duma to the sash and say "atado", is the same thing as in Anattawa when we take the top of the fists together, the left over the right one,in front of the belly button?

Excuse me for the number of questions.....

The Mato gets the power from side of the body.
After you do the same technique over and over it gets to easy to gather the power, so I think it's happened to me too.
You make sure to teach it to get power from the side of the body.

Thank you dear Ostad Jalilzadeh! Yes indeed, Mato get power from the side of the body so the fact of starting it from the position of oranto from out and left arm for protection at the side doesn't change it!
Got it! I will remember there are no exception to the rule!
Thank you so much Ostad!