Tettsui de fuera adentro

Al final de esta técnica se incluye un golpe que podríamos clasificar como tettsui de fuera adentro, si bien la trayectoria es algo diagonal descendente.

TORI: Jalón de cabellos

UKE: Ura tsuki a la axila, con nakadaka ken, ura tsuki al mentón, gyaku tsuki con teisho y tettsui de fuera adentro.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O1r4RrSgq2A

CROSS OF DEATH

soto uke, maite tuski, otoshi uke con ura tsuki, tettsui, uraken

THE RAM AND THE EAGLE

Tettsui de fuera adentro más uraken chudan con giro


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xnSXIJXKGq4

CIRCLING WINDMILLS

Age uke + tettsui

Tettsui + kyusho

DESTRUCTIVE KNEEL

Remate contra rival arrodillado

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iReD_b6hwgA

SNAPPING TWIG

Morote teisho a brazo hiperextendido + shuto gyaku de dentro afuera + tettsui de fuera adentro + mae empi uchi


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-QrF9Z_ugIY

GRASP OF DEATH

Contra candado:

Doble tettsui de fuera adentro, movimiento táctico y teisho tsuki


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zp1nenPtn-o&feature=related

REPEATING MACE

Haishu uke a posición externa

Tettsui de fuera adentro chudan, uraken de dentro afuera chudan

Mawashi geri gedan

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w8bV-MVvATo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wgfUvC6faIM

RAKING MACE

Contra toma de solapas

Age uke, tettsui, otoshi uke, shuto de dentro afuera, empi de fuera adentro

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http://www.kenpotech.net/ed-parkers-american-kenpo/techniques/blue-belt/raking-mace/

Raking Mace (Blue #

December 27, 2010 by KenpoTech Leave a Comment
Technique: Raking Mace
Attack: Two Hand Lapel Grab
Attack Direction: 12:00
Web of Knowledge: Grabs & Tackles
Family Group: Grabs - Shoulder & Lapel Grab
Official (24 Tech) Location: Blue #8
32 Tech Location: Purple #22
16 Tech Location: Green #16
Form Locations: Not found in forms
Related Tracy Technique: Striking Asp
Raking Mace is the 8th required technique to obtain your blue belt in Ed Parker’s American Kenpo. Raking Mace is a defense against a two hand lapel grab where the attacker pulls you toward them, placing it in the Grabs & Tackles category of the Web of Knowledge as well as the Shoulder & Lapel Grab Family Group in the Grabs category of the Grappling division.
In Raking Mace you turn your opponent’s efforts to manipulate you into your own advantage by borrowing the force of your opponent’s pull to increase the force of your initial strike. You then use a series of close range strikes forcing your opponent to react in a predetermined manner to set up the next strike.
The Technique

Attack
In the ideal phase your attacker is directly in front of you (12:00). He proceeds to grab you at chest level (shirt or lapel) with both hands and pulls you toward him.
Defense
Raking Mace – defense for a two-hand lapel grab.
Step 1
Pin your opponent’s hands to your chest with your left hand
Step forward with your right foot toward 12:00 into a right neutral bow stance
Deliver a right snapping uppercut punch to your opponent’s solar plexus
Step 2
Circle your right hand counter clockwise
Deliver a right inward downward diagonal raking hammerfist strike to the bridge of your opponent’s nose.
Continue the motion striking down across your opponent’s forearms.
Step 3
Deliver a right outward handsword strike to your opponent’s throat.
Step 4
Deliver a right inward horizontal elbow strike to the left side of your opponent’s jaw.
Deliver a left inward heel palm strike to the right side of your opponent’s jaw.
Step 5
Execute a right front crossover
Cover out twice toward 7:30.
Considerations
What if…
your opponent has his right foot forward?
your opponent has his left foot forward?
your opponent is wearing a heavy coat?
your opponent pulls you forward and then attempts a front bear hug?
your opponent pulls you forward and then pushes you back?
Variations
The right uppercut punch is sometimes replaced with a right middle knuckle strike, as taught in Tracy’s Striking Asp.
Some schools will teach the handsword strike to the throat as a snapping strike following with the elbow in a circular fashion. This will generate more power for the elbow strike and allows for the clearing of your opponent’s arms in the event that they are still on you.
Some schools will teach the handsword strike so that it remains at your opponent’s throat thus delivering the elbow as a collapsing elbow strike. This conserves energy, time and minimizes motion, however it is important to be sure the the downward strike on your opponent’s forearms sufficiently cleared them or collapsed them to prevent your opponent from pushing you away.
A forward shuffle (push-drag) may be necessary if the distance between you and your opponent is increased after the handsword strike.
Notes
Comparing Raking Mace with Mace of Aggression is an excellent discussion point as these two techniques are very similar.  Some things to consider would be:
The differences between the technique
How Mace of Aggression influences the way some teach Raking Mace
The Situations where one may be advantageous over the other
The Origin of Mace of Aggression and its place in yellow belt.
Explore the method of pinning your attacker’s hands to your chest, particularly the leveraging of your opponent’s left wrist/hand in the process.

FLASHING MACE

Otoshi uke, haishu uke

Maite tsuki, paso tettsui hacia dentro, uraken con giro, kagi tsuki, tettsui con giro hacia afuera, gedan mawashi geri

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-U92JG4NEs

1:39

Shuto uke en kiba dachi (tai sabaki diagonal, posición interna) + tettsui de fuera adentro con la otra mano + shuto de fuera adentro con la mano que hizo la defensa + o uchi gari sujetando la cabeza + mae geri contra el caído

Morote age uke + morote tettsui de fuera adentro + mai te tsuki.


http://www.muromachi.de/img/budo/bassai3.jpg

2:10

Uraken, tettsui, ushiro jime

0:33

Gedan juji uke, jodan juji uke, tettsui uchi de fuera adentro

6:45

TORI

Mae geri + oi tsuki

UKE

Gedan barai + te osae uke + tettsui uchi