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Kyoshi Zenshun Zhimabukuro and Kyoshi Alan Smith of Seibukan Shorin-Ryu demonstrate the Nukite Tsuki or the triple spear hand thrust in Gojushiho. The san nukite tsuki found in all versions of Gojushiho, though varied in execution, share the same purpose: to move from a close position and drive the opponent backward with a devastating spear-hand […]
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