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This technique is used to guard your low, middle and upper zone of the body at the same time from your opponent's Dangeri kick.
Sanbou uke means defending three zones at the same time.		 Dangeri kgaeshi
Your opponent steps in to kick your lower body and you guard with Hiza uke, knee guard. He tries to kick in your face and you guard your upper body with Sanbou uke. Without putting down your leg, counterattack with your kick. Middle kick.
Dangerigaeshi point hereTips:
When you guard with Sanbou uke, try to prepare for the next movement, Dangeri.
Speed is the most important for this technique.

Dangeri is a technique kicking twice using the same leg without putting down the leg used for the first kick. Because the second kick is started while you are standing on one foot, you have to use the momentum of pulling back your leg from the first kick and the power generated by twisting your waist to start the second kick.

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