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Thanks for sharing Mark! I like the way you use the methods as alternates to each other. Teaching things in pairs like that is very effective and efficient in my view. If the enemy resits A, he is more open to B … if the enemy resists B, he is more open to A. I think we often see such pairings in kata and there’s no doubt it makes things very simple tactically. Nice video!
Thanks for sharing Mark! I like the way you use the methods as alternates to each other. Teaching things in pairs like that is very effective and efficient in my view. If the enemy resits A, he is more open to B … if the enemy resists B, he is more open to A. I think we often see such pairings in kata and there’s no doubt it makes things very simple tactically. Nice video!
All the best,
Iain