Analytic Martial Arts

Thursday, August 25, 2011

Studio X: Short Forms: Rank 3

Some things to remember regarding these techniques:

  • Each complete form consists of identical left- and right-sides joined together by an appropriate, step-through transition.
  • The right side is always performed first.
  • In general the first attack is on the same side as the leading foot. This is in opposition to the early forms (especially 1 - 10) in which the attack occurs opposite the leading foot.

Key

  • BB: Bird Break
  • BF: Back Fist
  • BS: Bow Stance
  • CFS: Circular Front Sweep
  • DDB: Double Downward Block
  • DFB: Downward Forearm Block
  • DPB: Downward Palm Block
  • G: Groin
  • HP: Horizontal Punch
  • HS: Horse Stance
  • IB: Intercepting Block
  • InB: Inward Block
  • NS: Natural/Neutral Stance
  • OB: Outward Block
  • RSH: Rising Side Hand
  • SK: Snap Kick
  • TH: Twist Hit
  • UB: Upward Block
  • W: Wrist
  • XB: Cross-Block

16

DDBLeft
HPIB
BSHP
OB
←HP> HS
↑ ↻IB
DDBRight
IBHP
HPBS
OB
HS < HP→
IB↑ ↺
NS

17

HP BSIBLeft
OBNSHP
HP BSIB
IBBS HPRight
HPNSOB
IBBS HP
NS

18

BSLeft
SK
CFS
RSHDPB→
BB-(ROW)
HP BSIB
SKRight
CFS
←DPBRSH
BB-(LOW)
IBBS HP
NS

19

BSLeft
THSK
BS
SKRP
UB CS
←BF> NS
←DFB
←HP> HS
↑ ↻IB
SKTHRight
BS
RPSK
CS UB
NS <BF→
DFB→
HS <HP→
IB↑ ↺
NS

20

BSLeft
THSK
IBHP
BF
HP BSIB
SKTHRight
HPIB
BF
IBBS HP
NS

21

UB CSRPLeft
Feint3
BS
(G)←BF
XB2
←InB/TH>HS
⊙ ↓ ↻OB1
RPCS UBRight
Feint3
BS
BF→(G)
XB2
HS<InB/TH→
OB⊙ ↓ ↺1
NS

(1) Blocking arm comes to rest in upward block position, wrist facing inwards, in preparation for cross-block.
(2) The cross-block is formed by continuing the motion of the inward block/twist-hit so that the arm comes to rest in upward block position, wrist facing inwards, on the outside of the arm which executed the outward block.
(3) The defender leans forward slightly, offering their chin as a target, in an attempt to bait the attacker.

22

UB BSRPLeft
CS
InB↺ →
(G)←BF>
XB2
InB/THHS
⊙ ↑ ↻OB1
RPBS UBRight
CS
← ↻InB
<BF→(G)
XB2
HSInB/TH
OB⊙ ↑ ↺1
NS

(1) Blocking arm comes to rest in upward block position, wrist facing inwards, in preparation for cross-block.
(2) The cross-block is formed by continuing the motion of the inward block/twist-hit so that the arm comes to rest in upward block position, wrist facing inwards, on the outside of the arm which executed the outward block.

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