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Igor Vojnović wrote:
Basically you wan't to break your opponent's balance/posture and from that position execute a technique or throw/projection.
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That's what I said.
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Igor Vojnović wrote:
Again i disagree. I don't say it will happen just like in Aikido training or that it desirable for you to stay in a situation of expectation of a technique, that is why there are three levels of combat initiative in Aikido: "go no sen," "sen," and "sensen no sen" but the fact is that anytime you attack, be it punching, kicking, grabbing, pushing, pulling there is danger for you to be countered.
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These levels exist in Budo, that is right, but there are some differences how people describe the character three "sens". For O Sensei they had no meaning.
A good example is shomen uchi ikkyo, her nage attacks ukes face, and uses the defence movements to execute Ikkyo.
This is different from waiting to be attacked.
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Igor Vojnović wrote:
Many counters in Judo explicitly use the opponents energy to throw Him
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Of course, this is part of the strategy.