Kihon Kata Sequence 5

	Kihon Kata Sequence 5: gedan barai followed by (in this example) two punches		Tori throws a low punch/upper cut; uke blocks with a left gedan barai (sometimes a block really is just a block!).
			Bury your left thumb under tori's right arm pit and your fingers make a tiger's claw. You can squeeze into the muscle causing great pain (some people can tense out of this) and take the skin between your fingers and twist the handful of muscle-skin (you can't tense out of this; in fact, it hurts more, the more you tense). This is the reaction hand of oi tsuki.
			The "reaction hand" stops uke from rolling with the punch; uke's right hand punches to a vital area. In this example, the punch is a single-knuckle punch to the centre line of the sternum, an inch above the nipple line.
			The right hand is now on close proximity to the right chest and so applies a tiger's claw itself.
			Followed by another punch to the sternum.