Sokutou geri hiki ashi nami gaeshi

What it means

The first three characters part of is pronounced "Sokutou geri", a side kick, the middle two characters part is pronounced "hiki ashi", meaning "withdraw a foot", the next one character part is pronounced "nami", meaning "wave". and the last one character part is pronounced "gaeshi", meaning "counterattack". Thus this technique means "Guard against Sokutou kick by withdrawing your foot and counterattack like wave coming back and forth.

Techniques

When your opponent tries to kick your nee with Sokutou kick, guard your foot by withdrawing it and counterattack with a kick.

Put your right leg forward to let your opponent kick your leg.	Your opponent kick at your right knee with Sokutou kick.	Withdraw your right foot to escape from your opponent's kick,	and counterattack with your right kick at onece.

Tips When withdrawing your foot, prepare for the next counterattack.

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