In Japanese atemi with the toes is called sekito-ate-waza. Atemi with the heel is called kakato-ate-waza. Points of Impact: (Fig. 78).
In the first place for the "toe thrust" there comes into
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Section Par. Page I. GENERAL: The spirit of the bayonet 1 1 Uses of the bayonet 2 1 Principles of bayonet fighting 3 2 Developing bayonet fighter 4 2 II. POSITIONS AND MOVEMENTS: General 5 3 Guard 6 4 High port 7 5 Whirl 8 7 Long thrust 9 7 Withdrawal from long thrust 10 9 Short thrust and withdrawal 11 11 Parries 12 11 Butt strokes and slashes 13 14 III. GROUP ASSAULT TACTICS: General 14 20 Group assault tactics 15 21 IV. BAYONET AND KNIFE DISARMING: General 16 26 Bayonet disarming 17 27 Knife disarming 18 29 V. ADVICE TO INSTRUCTORS: The instructor 19 34 Conduct of classes 20 35 Sequence of training 21 37 Conduct of training 22 40 Training aids 23 41 Training in group assault tactics 24 57 Assault course 25 58 Bayonet and knife disarming 26 60
SECTION I
GENERAL