We are also not into violence, we work this for quick self defense without the dislocated elbows, eye guges ect. We do delve deeper into more extreme measure, but typically to reverse engineer our Health Therapies which are more fascinating to me. It's easy to drop a person, it is much harder to pick one up.

@@EvanPantazi I concur. I have participated in a myriad of arts and am still amazed at what can be done to a man or woman. In my state a reasonable man or woman is justified in using physical force or deadly force. However, my Sifu taught us that we can use as much or as little force as we see fit. I define that as "being reasonable." That means we have to keep our reasonable thinking turned on and not work from emotion and limit using the Paleo Cortex. I really enjoy your teaching, thank you.

@@slowcountryboy476 Thanks for the input sir, thanks for subscribing!

Yup it’s a good one.

Always a pleasure.

@@EvanPantazi 😊🙏🌷

And Nai Han Chi, Tong Long, Single Whip (Tai Chi), Aikido and beyond. For those that a fist is natural to, this be the one.

I don’t know how much Oyata used this fist, but Funakoshi placed it in one of his books.

I would say foot strength and integrity, but plays along with the stepping as the focus is on the outer heal and blade of the foot.

Thanks

Perhaps it does but everyone is different. When I did the cadaver work, the doctor stated that this particular cadavers supraclavicular nerve was laying in a way that he had never seen. Still the same structure just slightly different from normal.