Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Japanese term or phrase:
空手スタイル（立ち技系）格闘技試合
English translation:
"Tachi-waza" or 'Standing technique' (type of)
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KathyT
Apr 25, 2006 06:30
18 yrs ago
Japanese term
空手スタイル（立ち技系）格闘技試合
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What is the precise meaning of... 立ち技系
... in the fighting match a (standing type of) karate style...
... in the fighting match a (standing type of) karate style...
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"Tachi-waza" (type of) or 'standing technique' (type of)
Grappling - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - 11:11pmStand-up grappling or sometimes clinching (in budo called tachi-waza, 立技, "standing technique") is arguably an integral part of all grappling and clinch ...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grappling - 29k - Cached -
Aikido glossaryTachi Waza: Standing technique, Nage and Uke both standing Tanden: Center for breathing and movement Tantotori: Technique against a knife ...
www.aikidonj.com/pages/glossary.html - 21k - Cached -
Yudo: Korean Judo... The three preceding classes of techniques are executing primarily on the ground. The principal standing technique in yudo is throwing. ...
www.turtlepress.com/index. asp?PageAction=Custom&ID=69 - 28k - Supplemental Result - Cached -
traditional karate rank and warm-up - Martial Arts & Karate ...In traditional karate, and by that I am referring to one of the many Okinawan ... Usually followed by conditioning through free standing technique such as ...
martialarts.tribe.net/thread/ 869fd07f-5b99-46d7-b237-81acee1579bc - 28k - Cached -
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I would probably rephrase this as something like:
"a fighting match using Karate-style standing techniques" or "a Karate-style fighting match using standing techniques."
....I'm confused myself! :-)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grappling - 29k - Cached -
Aikido glossaryTachi Waza: Standing technique, Nage and Uke both standing Tanden: Center for breathing and movement Tantotori: Technique against a knife ...
www.aikidonj.com/pages/glossary.html - 21k - Cached -
Yudo: Korean Judo... The three preceding classes of techniques are executing primarily on the ground. The principal standing technique in yudo is throwing. ...
www.turtlepress.com/index. asp?PageAction=Custom&ID=69 - 28k - Supplemental Result - Cached -
traditional karate rank and warm-up - Martial Arts & Karate ...In traditional karate, and by that I am referring to one of the many Okinawan ... Usually followed by conditioning through free standing technique such as ...
martialarts.tribe.net/thread/ 869fd07f-5b99-46d7-b237-81acee1579bc - 28k - Cached -
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I would probably rephrase this as something like:
"a fighting match using Karate-style standing techniques" or "a Karate-style fighting match using standing techniques."
....I'm confused myself! :-)
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Ａ Karate-style Match (Standing position)
A Karate-style Match (standing position)
近年、伝統的格闘技のワクを超えた格闘技が盛んですが、ご質問の格闘技は立ち技（突き、蹴り）主体の、伝統的空手タイプの格闘技をさすものと考えられます。
具体的には、(1)空手式で、寝技、絞め技、投げ技（古武道としての空手にはありますが）は除外するものの、（2）空手だけにとらわれない――というK1タイプの格闘技の試合。訳語にその趣旨を活かすと、Karate-style Matchであり、立ち技系（standing position）はその補足説明ということになります。
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Sorry, I assumed the asker is a native Japanese: The match implied by the asker is the one where contenders can employ
thrusting (突く), kicking(蹴る), punching (打つ) techniques—on a standing position only, but not throwing (投げる) and strangling (絞める) ones on the ground. It includes, but not limited to Karate, however. The famous K1 belongs to this category.
近年、伝統的格闘技のワクを超えた格闘技が盛んですが、ご質問の格闘技は立ち技（突き、蹴り）主体の、伝統的空手タイプの格闘技をさすものと考えられます。
具体的には、(1)空手式で、寝技、絞め技、投げ技（古武道としての空手にはありますが）は除外するものの、（2）空手だけにとらわれない――というK1タイプの格闘技の試合。訳語にその趣旨を活かすと、Karate-style Matchであり、立ち技系（standing position）はその補足説明ということになります。
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Sorry, I assumed the asker is a native Japanese: The match implied by the asker is the one where contenders can employ
thrusting (突く), kicking(蹴る), punching (打つ) techniques—on a standing position only, but not throwing (投げる) and strangling (絞める) ones on the ground. It includes, but not limited to Karate, however. The famous K1 belongs to this category.
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Japanese term (edited):
立ち技系
standing skills competition
「技係」は競技関係の省略ではありませんか。
Better context, by the way.
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It ain't karate, but it is kickboxing: http://gummbjj.com/
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その他、この文脈で「skills」は「technique(s)」よりも優先されています。英語で「a skill」は「an acquired technique」です。格闘競技で「acquired technique」は「technique」よりもあるべきだ！
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KathyTのリンクはここに便利な証拠になると思います。
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&c2coff=1&rls=GGIC,GGI...
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このリンクはtenzとKathyTの専用です。
http://www.fightsport.com/fightsport/news/2005_08_07_fightsp...
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http://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q="standin...
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http://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q="standin...
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http://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q="standin...
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英語だけでお書きになる専用の方には、行徳千葉はどうでしょうか。
http://www.goldsgym.jp/golds/sca_e/sca_gggc_e.pdf
Better context, by the way.
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It ain't karate, but it is kickboxing: http://gummbjj.com/
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その他、この文脈で「skills」は「technique(s)」よりも優先されています。英語で「a skill」は「an acquired technique」です。格闘競技で「acquired technique」は「technique」よりもあるべきだ！
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KathyTのリンクはここに便利な証拠になると思います。
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&c2coff=1&rls=GGIC,GGI...
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Note added at 5 hrs (2006-04-25 12:04:43 GMT)
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このリンクはtenzとKathyTの専用です。
http://www.fightsport.com/fightsport/news/2005_08_07_fightsp...
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http://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q="standin...
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http://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q="standin...
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http://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q="standin...
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英語だけでお書きになる専用の方には、行徳千葉はどうでしょうか。
http://www.goldsgym.jp/golds/sca_e/sca_gggc_e.pdf
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casey
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Thanks again. Do you know karate as well? It is a popular boy's sport in japan, and a largely hidden talent among many Japanese males.
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KathyT
: Highly doubtful abbreviation. Plenty of girls do karate too, btw!! // Interesting. My kids' (female) karate sensei would be pretty disappointed to hear it referred to as a "boy's (sic) sport."
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I, too, am not sure about the origin of 系 in this particular context, but I am uncomfortable with the word type. Although it is very well possible that Japanese girls participate in karate, for all practical purposes it is a boy's sport in Japan.
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tappi_k
: '-kei', although annoying, is quite commonly and casually used to mean 'type of', or even '-ish' and I think this is one of them. and I would have to jump in there and say it's not particularly a boy's sport and that it doesn't even originally Japanese!
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I never claimed that karate was originally a Japanese sport, but I do maintain that it is a boy's sport in Japan. Might I also add that your only contribution has been negative and ill-placed at that. The word "type" does not fit well here at all.
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karate style(family of martial arts involving techniques done from the standing position)match
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tachi waza, standing techniques (techniques done from the standing position). tai, the body. tai otoshi, body drop; throw in judo. tama, ball; sphere ...
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