Re: Walking stick jin
Posted: Thu Apr 25, 2019 2:59 am
I think that Middleway raised a good point.
Two things that you see a LOT in tcc people are front foot going light when they brace/pull and back foot going light when they push/throw.
What happens if someone attacks your legs when your front foot is light? (for example with single or doble leg takedowns) What happens if someone drags you into a sacrifice throw when your back foot is light? (tomoe nage or soto makikomi)
If have tested these situations a huge amounts of times and usually this happens:
1- The tcc guy ends thrown or dragged all over the place.
2- The tcc guy recovers towards a 60/40 or 50/50 stance.
So if you are going to get thrown or forced to use a more balanced position, why letting any of your foot go light?
Two things that you see a LOT in tcc people are front foot going light when they brace/pull and back foot going light when they push/throw.
What happens if someone attacks your legs when your front foot is light? (for example with single or doble leg takedowns) What happens if someone drags you into a sacrifice throw when your back foot is light? (tomoe nage or soto makikomi)
If have tested these situations a huge amounts of times and usually this happens:
1- The tcc guy ends thrown or dragged all over the place.
2- The tcc guy recovers towards a 60/40 or 50/50 stance.
So if you are going to get thrown or forced to use a more balanced position, why letting any of your foot go light?