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Old 06-28-2001, 05:29 PM   #1
Greg Jennings
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Nit Picky Atemi

Some time ago, I classified the different kinds of atemi used in our dojo.

One of them I described as a middle-knuckle punch done with the elbow down and the fist inverted.

I'll have to correct myself.

That kind of atemi is done with some degree of angle _between_ inverted (call it 180 degrees) and vertical (90 degrees).

If you'll try it, you notice that having it 180 degrees puts something of a strain on the forearm and elbow when punching with power. So, don't do that.

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Greg Jennings
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