Rokukata knife defense section making use of the avoidance strategies covered in previous sessions. It is interesting to me that the knife-using and the knife-defense sections in Rokukata appear to have been designed to be played against each other in knife randori. And even if they weren't designed with that in mind, it makes a great practice.Sunday, November 02, 2008
ABG 2008 - Session 11
Rokukata knife defense section making use of the avoidance strategies covered in previous sessions. It is interesting to me that the knife-using and the knife-defense sections in Rokukata appear to have been designed to be played against each other in knife randori. And even if they weren't designed with that in mind, it makes a great practice.
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