Part 1 - Direct Gyaku (close distance)
Roman Apolonov Technique Vault
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1m 3s
In this video, we focus on the Direct Gyaku (reverse punch) technique, specifically tailored for close-distance encounters. The Gyaku punch is a fundamental strike in martial arts, and mastering its execution at close range is essential for effective self-defence and competitive success.
Key Highlights:
• Close Distance Mechanics: Learn the key elements of delivering a powerful and precise Gyaku punch when in close proximity to your opponent. We cover how to generate maximum power in limited space by utilising proper body alignment, hip rotation, and shoulder engagement.
• Timing and Precision: Discover how to time your Gyaku punch perfectly to catch your opponent off-guard, even when space is restricted. This section emphasises the importance of accuracy and speed in close-quarter combat.
• Practical Applications: See how the Direct Gyaku can be applied in real-life scenarios, whether in self-defence situations or in competitive settings. The video demonstrates how to effectively use this punch to disrupt your opponent’s balance and create opportunities for follow-up strikes.
• Common Mistakes to Avoid: We also highlight common errors that practitioners make when attempting the Gyaku punch at close range, providing tips on how to correct and refine your technique for better results.
This tutorial is perfect for martial artists looking to enhance their striking capabilities at close distance. By mastering the Direct Gyaku, you’ll improve your ability to deliver powerful, effective strikes even in the tightest of spaces. Watch, practice, and take your Jujitsu skills to the next level with this focused lesson on the Gyaku punch.
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