Find the right distance.










Ukemi: left suriashi, attack with tobikomizuki jodan. Think of the right hikite (withdrawing the hand against your chest), it will direct your concentration towards seikatanden which will enable you to re-attack immediately. Do not only use the upper body, but use power in your knees. It feels as a 'jumping' punch.
Torimi: Twist the hips to the right and perform taisabaki. The right arm parries the attack. It isn't necessary to use much force, simply re-direct the attack towards your rear. Keep your left arm in front of your chest.

Ukemi: Attack once more with a right gyakuzuki no tsukomi. Take care to put some 'weight' in the fist.
Torimi: perform another taisabaki with the whole body, using your left foot as a support. Parry the attack with a shuto nagashi uke in nekoashi dashi.






Torimi: suriashi forward, as if jumping towards ukemi's chest; your left shuto presses against the right upper arm and using a right nakadachi ipponken you attack suigetsu. Remain in nekoashi dachi to be able to move immediately. Kiai.

Picture 6, viewed from the other side.

Picture 7, viewed from the other side.

Picture 8, viewed from the other side.











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