Hi Maicon

Going by Shingo Oghamis' book on wado kata. They are two seperate moves one
Jun Zuki in Jun Zuki stance and one Gyaku Zuki in Gyaku Zuki stance. However,
Wadokai have standardized it so you should land in Gyaku Zuki stance and remain
in it for both punches (no movement) stance stays the same. Which way does your
Sensei teach?

Dave
--- In wadokarate@yahoogroups.com, Eddie Mc Connell <eddiemcconnell@...> wrote:
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> I think we have been down this road before. I believe this technique is not
viewed as two separate punches but a double punch and as such the stance does
not change but I could be wrong.
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> To: wadokarate@yahoogroups.com
> From: kiikuukai@...
> Date: Wed, 29 Apr 2009 03:31:40 +0000
> Subject: [Wado Forum] Stance in Pin An Yon Dan
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> Hello, my friends.
> I'm from ABKW - Brazilian Wado-Kai.
> I'm sorry for my bad English...
> But I have a doubt about the stance in Pin An Yon Dan.
> After the turn from Uraken in Gyaku Neko Ashi, the stance for Soto Uke is
Shomen Neko Ashi. But after the Mae Geri, Jun Zuki and Gyaku Zuki I have to keep
in Jun Zuki Dachi, Gyaku Zuki Dachi or change the stance from Jun Zuki Dachi to
Gyaku Zuki Dachi ?
> Here we keep Jun Zuki Dachi for the two punches (Jun Zuki and Gyaku Zuki).
> Thanks a lot.
> Maicon Nonoyama
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