AKBAN — Infobox martial art school logocaption = The Akban veterans logo logosize = imagecaption = Akban s rose imagesize = 250px name = Akban aka = Ha Irgun, Budo Ninjutsu groups association date founded = 1986 country = flagicon|IsraelIsrael founder =… … Wikipedia
Zwerchhau — German (“Thwart Blow”) A horizontal or right to left “cross cut” (also a “slanting cut”) made from either side. A horizontal strike to displace downward blows from above. One of the Meisterhau. Also called Zwerch, Zwer Twerehaw, Twerchhau, or… … Medieval glossary
Zwerchhaw — German (“Thwart Blow”) A horizontal or right to left “cross cut” (also a “slanting cut”) made from either side. A horizontal strike to displace downward blows from above. One of the Meisterhau. Also called Zwerch, Zwer Twerehaw, Twerchhau, or… … Medieval glossary
Zwerch — German (“Thwart Blow”) A horizontal or right to left “cross cut” (also a “slanting cut”) made from either side. A horizontal strike to displace downward blows from above. One of the Meisterhau. Also called Zwerch, Zwer Twerehaw, Twerchhau, or… … Medieval glossary
Geschrenckt Ort — German (“Thwart Blow”) A horizontal or right to left “cross cut” (also a “slanting cut”) made from either side. A horizontal strike to displace downward blows from above. One of the Meisterhau. Also called Zwerch, Zwer Twerehaw, Twerchhau, or… … Medieval glossary
Krumphau — German (“Crooked” or “Twisted Cut” or Bend Strike ) 1. A downwards curt with the false edge made with crossed or twisted wrists. 2. Any strike with crossed hands. One of the Meisterhau. The Krumphau may be delivered with a slicing or pulling… … Medieval glossary
Krump — German (“Crooked” or “Twisted Cut” or Bend Strike ) 1. A downwards curt with the false edge made with crossed or twisted wrists. 2. Any strike with crossed hands. One of the Meisterhau. The Krumphau may be delivered with a slicing or pulling… … Medieval glossary
Scheitelhau — German (“scalp cut”, “crown cut”, or “skull cut” or the “parting strike” or vertex strike ) Liechtenauer’s short, quick, high horizontal blow at the opponent’s forehead. Also a vertical downward cut, from either side, and aimed literally at the… … Medieval glossary
Schedelhau — German (“scalp cut”, “crown cut”, or “skull cut” or the “parting strike” or vertex strike ) Liechtenauer’s short, quick, high horizontal blow at the opponent’s forehead. Also a vertical downward cut, from either side, and aimed literally at the… … Medieval glossary
Schielhau — a sideways cut with the back or short edge (Kurze Schneide) of the blade, delivered with only one eye on your opponent (perhaps also called the squinting cut ) German (the “squinting cut” or “squinter”) A downward cut with the false edge at the… … Medieval glossary