Hicho
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Description of the technique
The Hicho no kamae is a stance used in a variety of combat situations. The front hand is held high in order to lure the opponent to make a body shot. When the opponent attacks to the middle the front hand blocks in a downward motion followed by an immediate attack with the front leg opening the defences and lowering the opponent's concentration. The front step and Shuto To the face are aimed to knock down the opponent.
Video of the technique
Description of the technique
uke in ichi monji no kamae and tori in hicho no kamae. uke attacks with a tsuki, tori blocks with gedan yuke then kicks uke with mae geri in the ribs with his left leg and attacks with a right ura shuto.
Video of the technique
This Kata is part of the Budo Ninjutsu Gyokko Ryu Martial Arts.
