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Martial Arts Movement Sequence Overview
May 23, 2025
Lecture Notes: Martial Arts Sequence
Introduction
The sequence involves a series of coordinated movements combining footwork, hand positioning, and body alignment.
Emphasis on maintaining form and precision throughout each movement.
Key Movements
Initial Positioning
Right Hand and Feet:
Right hand starts on top, pulls up to the ribs.
Left foot steps out with heels inward.
Arm and Foot Movements:
Roll the forearms outward, shoulder-width apart.
Fingers point inward.
Press down, left heel aligns at 45 degrees, feet come together.
Hand and Arm Sequences
Right and Left Hand Coordination:
Right hand low, wrists orbit.
Left heel maneuvers around the barrel shape, both hands drop.
Hands roll palm up, right hand slides down double out.
Kicking and Striking
Kick and Pull Movements:
Hook kick, turn and pull combinations.
Double high strikes with alternating hands.
Left back fist, right wrap and drop synchronized movements.
Switching Sides
Left and Right Hand Transitions:
Left hand underneath crosses center.
Right hand pulls, heel comes in.
Similar sequence mirrored on the opposite side.
Advanced Techniques
Turtle Skips and Throws:
Executing turtle throws from the shoulder with precision.
Various kicks: inside-out, around the barrel, draw and cover techniques.
Emphasis on covering and protecting through sequences.
Spins and Tilts
Heel Turns and Spins:
Execute heel spins, integrated tilts.
Right and left foot coordinated for balance and momentum.
Complex Combinations
Sequences of Opens and Closes:
Right and left hand open-close sequences.
Skip throw, 45-degree turns, coordinated with foot movements.
Final Movements
Backhand and Sweeps:
Engage backhand flops, sweeps, and positional swaps.
Coordination of drops and spins in counter-clockwise directions.
Concluding Thoughts
The sequence requires attention to detail, balance, and rhythm.
Practice improves precision and fluidity of movements.
Importance of synchronizing footwork with hand coordination for effective execution.
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