| Passai |
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| Kama Kihon |
| Warm Embraces: (B). |
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| Ricochet: |
| Line of Retribution: (C). |
| Join the Club: (B). |
| Wrapping the Gift: (B). |
| Break a Leg: |
Headlong Tackle: Step back with your right foot, double palm heel strike to the top of his head (driving his head onto his spinal column, stopping his forward momentum); Keeping his head in place between your hands, drive a right rising knee into his face, planting forward (if possible); step back with your right then your left, grabbing his chin with your right hand, the top of his head with your left hand and pull him forward towards you; pivot to a fighting stance and twist his head (rotating your hands as necessary) to break his neck (if he tries to counter by throwing his body in the direction of the twist: reverse direction and hold his head tightly so he does the break for you).
Front Kick Block: Left 45°forward crane blocking strike his front kick with your right leg, your hands in your guard position; (the right front kick is deflected and slides by), from your crane position, right side kick the inside of his left knee, stepping down on (Sp-10) to dislocate his left knee.
Fronk Kick Block: Step forward to your left side (slightly off the line of attack) with your left leg, as you pivot towards him simultaneously downward block his kick with your right arm, and palm strike his face with your left arm; as you adjust forward to a neutral bow stance with your left foot, right hook punch his solar plexus pulling your left arm to the ‘chambered’ position; twisting clockwise you left dropping hook punch his lower left side jaw as you slide your right foot back in advance, you continue your pivot 180° to a twisted stance and execute a right spinning forearm to the left carotid/vagus nerve area of his neck (Gb20); step 270° (to your right 45°) with your left foot (you are behind him now), catch his shoulders with both of your hands; bump or right knee strike his hips (to break his balance); then step back with your right foot, then your left foot and kneel on your left knee; pull him down onto your right knee; push him forward off your knee to a sitting position with your shin against his back; apply a right handed rear naked choke. (Alternately) Once he is in a sitting position you can quickly stand up with both of your feet together allowing his upper body to fall (or you can push it) to the floor.
Backhand Strike: As he begins to swing, step straight forward with your left foot to close the distance (your right foot follows to a neutral bow stance), place your left palm on the upper outside of his right elbow (to pin it to his body), as you palm strike to his face (to distract him) with your right hand; drop your right arm to his right wrist and grab it; step 135° to your left with your right foot, continue the motion with your right arm down and clockwise, sliding your left forearm to the back of his right elbow; as you bring his right arm to your right chamber position, pivot 180° shifting your weight forward (as you break his right elbow with your left forearm), twist 90° to your left, circle his right elbow clockwise (destroying the joint of his right elbow) until his elbow is vertical; maintain your grip on his wrist, step forward behind his right leg with your right foot, step forward behind his left leg with your left foot, shift to a natural stance (facing his back), place your left hand on his left shoulder as you violently swing his right arm up behind his back with your right arm; slide your left arm forward and around his neck, release his right arm and apply a rear naked choke with your right arm; bump or right knee strike his hips (to break his balance); then rapidly move back until you can kneel on your left knee; pull him down to a sitting position with your shin against his back – or – you can just drag him backwards until he is choked out.
Right Roundhouse: Hop forward to your left side (slightly off the line of attack) to a neutral bow stance; twist your upper body, and block his kick with both of your arms in the vertical forearm position (close to your elbows); wrap your left arm around his kicking leg and straighten up (if it was a bit low); step forward a bit with your left foot, then, step forward with your right leg behind his left foot (to trip him), right palm heel strike his head or chest (driving his head and upper body back to the ground), with your left arm still holding on to his right leg, bend your right leg against his right inner thigh (lowering yourself) and punch him in the groin with your right hand; withdraw your right hand and grab your left hand as you scoot forward (to get closer and a better bend on his leg); lift up against his lower calf (to cause him to bridge up on his head or shoulders); step to the right over his body (to turn him onto his stomach), grab his right knee with your left hand, pull up on his right knee as you sit down on his lower back; lean back for that extra bit.
Ground Attack: He is on his back and flailing his legs, kicking up at you, and you end up with both of his feet in your hands; at this point, you push both of his legs forward adjusting your feet forward, and push one of his legs across the other leg (under the knee), at the same time as you step across his body; sit on his thigh and gable grip his leg, pulling it towards your body applying a leg bar as you pull back with your arms push forward with your knees (and hips) to destroy his knee.