02-05-2020, 07:38 AM
Movement – Stability
As we begin to work on movement, we will reach a point where our control over our speed will have us become a bit...overzealous strikes. Reaching a place where we can occupy as much space as we need so freely can leave us vulnerable through our over confidence. Remember, controlling the combat space also allows us room to maneuver and recover without threat of retaliation.
Stability, allowing time to regain focus and rest the flow of energy and reestablish momentum. In a perfect world we will never have to reestablish our set play, but in reality, you will face opponents capable of putting YOU off balance. Responding well requires knowledge of their movement, creating enough space between you and your target is important. That being said, the space needs to float in between a place where you can still keep their space off balance. Where that is, is going to depend on the kind of range your opponent is comfortable with. Floating in and out of that range allows you to bait their attacks, giving you more time to recover and move in between that space and reestablish the tempo.
At no point should you stop moving, if you stop.... you are vulnerable, ALWAYS MOVE
As we begin to work on movement, we will reach a point where our control over our speed will have us become a bit...overzealous strikes. Reaching a place where we can occupy as much space as we need so freely can leave us vulnerable through our over confidence. Remember, controlling the combat space also allows us room to maneuver and recover without threat of retaliation.
Stability, allowing time to regain focus and rest the flow of energy and reestablish momentum. In a perfect world we will never have to reestablish our set play, but in reality, you will face opponents capable of putting YOU off balance. Responding well requires knowledge of their movement, creating enough space between you and your target is important. That being said, the space needs to float in between a place where you can still keep their space off balance. Where that is, is going to depend on the kind of range your opponent is comfortable with. Floating in and out of that range allows you to bait their attacks, giving you more time to recover and move in between that space and reestablish the tempo.
At no point should you stop moving, if you stop.... you are vulnerable, ALWAYS MOVE