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April - May - June 2010 Board Training
Topics
Topic 1 - 4 Ranges of Combative Training
1. The Void - Safety
range where you can neither be hit or grabbed nor can do so.
2. Kicking Distance - the
range in which you can kick your attacker.
3. Punching / Striking
Distance - the range in which you can punch or hand strike.
4. Grappling / Throwing
Distance - the range in which throws, joint locks, chokes, hold
and grappling can be used effectively.
** - Remember that each range can overlap in self defense situations and
learning to use the
ranges appropriately will serve you very well in an
attack situation.
Topic 2 - Proper Training
Speeds
1. 25% - used to perfect
technique and build memory muscle skills.
2. 50% - used to help
develop quicker reflex reaction after memorization is attained.
3. 75% - used only after
proper technique is developed including defensive techniques
to test one's ability to effective perform the technique against an
attacker.
4. 100% - never used in
the dojo and reserved for when it matters for real.
Topic 3 - Proper Kata Training
1. First stage is to
memorize the techniques and order of movements.
2. Work on perfection of
technical expertise of the Kata.
3. Demonstrate the Kata
by performing the best you can over and over again.
4. Performance of Kata -
the stage in which the above levels have been met and you
can begin and end the Kata with excellent technique / power with no
mistakes.
5. Bunkai - once stage 4
is met you will begin examining the Bunkai (hidden
techniques) of the Kata to better understand its purpose and meaning.
Topic 4 - Kumite Training
1. Respect your partner
at all times.
2. Safety in practice
above all else.
3. Perfect proper
execution of technique in Kumite.
4. Gain excellent focus
and control of your own self and your techniques.
5. Gain balance through
the use of proper stances and foot work.
6. Understand and perfect
proper targeting. Never throw out something just to do so.
7. Live Kumite
performance where all the above have been mastered correctly.
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