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Dodging Techniques - Furimi Waza
Body movement has always been directly connected to the success of every technique in Ju-Jutsu. ... Although foot work is limited to the movements of the legs and feet, dynamic body movement considerably broadens when it includes dodging or shifting of position to avoid an attack and set-up for counter-attack. Developing advance skill in Furimi Waza is an essential part of Ju-Jutsu.
There are nine basic types of dodging techniques to master in Ju-Jutsu. These nine movement techniques include: Step Dodge (Kaishin); Side Dodge (Yoko Furimi); Backward Dodge (Sorimi); Pull-In Dodge (Hikimi); Circular Dodge (Ryusui); Jumping Retreat (Tobi Sagari); Sliding Retreat (Hiraki Sagari); Full-Turn Dodge (Zen Tenkan) & Half-Turn Dodge (Hon Tenkan). ... A Step Dodge is a movement technique in which the Ju-Jutsuka avoids an attack by moving one foot in order to avoid the attackers assault.
Approximate Word count = 671
Approximate Pages = 2.7
(250 words per page double spaced)
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