Preface uring the decade of the 1990s the world underwent great and unprecedented changes.
An attempted coup by the conservative wing of the Soviet Communist Party provided the …

… knifehand strike. In doing so, he pulls White off balance and opens up potential targets for
his knifehand strike. … This allows the knifehand strike to contact White with a whipping motion …

… For the second step, it was found on the observation that while performing “Knifehand Strike,”
… Instead of Knifehand Strike, the ultimate skill can also be executed by some other motions …

… If we take a Knifehand Strike for example, we rotate our hip first then the upper body,
shoulder, elbow, and then forearm. Bigger muscles move first and then smaller muscles follow. …

… a right knifehand strike (Fig. 173). To finish, pull your opponent's shoulder toward the ground
with your left hand while continuing the momentum and force of your knifehand strike, thus …

The founding principles of traditional Karate, and this is particularly so for all students of
Tetsute Do Karate, is the development of self-knowledge, self-discipline, humility and an …

… The attacker kicks and simultaneously executes a knifehand strike to the temple. The
defender enters inside with a body turn that allows him to catch the leg, while at the same time …

This is a guide to pressure point striking for the average martial artist. Sang H Kim demystifies
the lore of vital point striking and shows you realistic applications of vital point strikes for …

… In this case, use a descending elbow strike or a descending knifehand strike. For the knifehand
strike: • Always strike perpendicular to your target. • Pull back the lead hand to accelerate …

… In contrast to basic motions, sophisticated motions are those consisting of multiple conditions
and usually of multiple steps (eg, Knifehand Strike 3). In order to detect sophisticated …