KarateDiscourse #3 | Etiquette - Kiai (Why You Must Kiai)

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Content:

0. Etymology of Kiai
1. Enthusiasm (in groups), active mind and focus
2. Screaming habit that scares off attackers
3. Breathing Pattern
4. Diaphragmatic Breathing (Abdominal Breathing, Belly Breathing)

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Content:

5. Sitting down to and and standing up from Seiza
5.1. Process & Variations
5.3. Historical & practical reasons
6. Seiza posture
6.1. Posture & body language
6.2. Variation
7. Zarei
7.1. Method & gaze
7.2. Hand position
7.3. Variation
7.4. Akurei mashite sumimassen
7.5. Not Dogeza

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External video sources:
- Shotokan Sensei; Karate Concepts: Etiquette
- Kyokushin Philly; Kyokushin 101: Dojo Etiquette & Bowing
- Nao's japanese culture shock Channel; Japanese bow culture (Greetings and apologies):日本のお辞儀文化
- 谷口マサト企画; 究極の謝罪を競う「土下座選手権」開催（Apology Olympics）
- Mokurai Dojo; Iaijutsu Shoden Level : SEIZA MAE - SHOHATTO

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Content:

1. Overview
2. Yoi
2.1. variations
2.2. Reason for hand position
3. Kiwotsuke
3.1. Left leg convention
3.2. Sidetrack - Kendo & sword-fighting
4. Rei
4.1. Posture & body language
4.2. Height of bow
4.3. Duration of bow
4.4. Variation of bow

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@05:20 - Whether this method is specifically Kanazawa's method or Shotokan in general, or certain ryuha/styles, I'm uncertain. If you do know do let me know in the comment section

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Steps of practice:

1. Structure
2. Practice Extension & Retraction only (without wrist rotation).
3. Practice Wrist Rotation only (without elbow rotation)
4. Sequence
5. Connect
6. Combine

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Getting the structure:

1. Hold your forearm in front of your face and fist pointed up.
2. Relax (drop) your shoulders.
3. Hold a fist, and turn the wrist to face the palm forwards.
4. Drop your fist down and forward until the arm is straightened.
5. Pull back the other hand to a Hiki-te
6. Drop (relax) your shoulders again. 
7. Ensure the first two knuckles are the outermost part of the fist.

The shoulder has the greatest range of motion in the human body, but this sacrifices stability as a joint. Its is a comprised of a ball and socket joint with three moving bones. The three bones to consider:

1. Humerus (upper arm bone)
2. Scapula (shoulder baled)
3. Clavicle (collar bone)

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