Shita uke jun geri back to classified by level back to classified by techniques

This is a very essential movement. You must practice it as many times as you can so that it comes out instinctively.

When your opponent try to punch your body, withdraw your body a little with Shitauke and counterattack with jun geri. Practice both left and right. Shitauke jun geri
Take Hassou gamae to let your opponent think of kickking or punching your body. Your opponent trys to punch your body, you withdraw your body and apply shita uke. Counterattack with jun geri. Prepare for the next movement.
OKTips:
Although Shita uke is an early stage technique, it is not easy to do it in a refined style.
It is important to slide down your arm. Do not try to wipe off the offending hand or leg.
Counterattack shall be done almost at the same time with Shita uke.

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