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باسخ‌به: Question 11 years, 3 months ago #6509

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Hi , in Anatawa there is Hayma(haima) axe with kia but techniques that we do are soyato+soyato-mato +dumamato+mato+mato
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Re: باسخ‌به: Question 11 years, 3 months ago #6514

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Hi dear James. You are right, thank you. It is me that I misunderstood the words of Ostad Jalilzadeh.
Let me please explain why I went wrong.
In this axis we start from the Gado, then we move forward while the left hand make a back defence and right hand prepare to hit Soyato. Right hand does Soyato technique while the left hand reach the middle of the chest (back of the hand facing the ground) and at the same time we make the kia "Haima".
My mistake was this, I wrongly understood that this combination of soyato + opposite hand at the chest took the name from the kia that we exhale at the same time.
But now I got it.

No Haima technique, but "technique + kia Haima" instead.
Thank you again.

To'a!
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Re: باسخ‌به: Question 11 years, 3 months ago #6519

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Dear Ostad Jalilzadeh, please a question. Now my mind goes with the terms used to define the techniques.
In Suto, right at the beginning, in horeima rato we hit afma and mato as uppercut, and then we make the Gado in horaima rato.
The mato we hit in this part of the mumay, is a "Nima Mato", am I right?
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Re: باسخ‌به: Question 11 years, 3 months ago #6520

Yes, It is.
It is a Nima Mato.
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Re: باسخ‌به: Question 11 years, 3 months ago #6521

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Dear Ostad Jalilzadeh, excuse me, one more question please.
I wish to ask you about the back punches we find in suto and samsamaeh.

-Suto:
After having hit right Konjma with shoulder reaction, mato and chino, we hit Haney Keyeto front with the fists to the front and back of the body for protection, then we take the knee and keep it up while we hit the double back mato to the opponent face. we go on a big rato and take the two fist downward to defend from the incoming kick.

-Samsamaeh:
Khinmaiy axis. After having changed the rato, we hit the double duma mato to the neck and the head, the first one has the right fist higher then the left, it hits on top.

This double mato we hit, are the same thing in suto and in samsamaeh? also in suto are duma mato?
And another thing, if the classic duma mato has the back of the fist upward as a classic mato, and here is upsidedown, shouldnt we call it "osaya duma mato"?
I hope this question is not too silly or stupid.

Thank you so much.
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Re: باسخ‌به: Question 11 years, 3 months ago #6522

In Suto, they are double "Toyo Matos".
In Samsamaeh they are double "Osay Duma Matos".
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