Jumonji no kamae - kata
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As sword comes down tobi or step back from jumonji to jumonji no kamae. Tobi in to kiten ken to uko, then again or kiten ken to kote.
Note: After you step back, the legs are still important. The legs must be able to kick immediately. You have to be able to move, the legs launch you forward. It is no good just to step back. Legs immediately able to jump are important. Fly in at the opponent. This is important. All right. Leap, moving, topple the adversary.
