Great video! You are the first person I have heard use my full channel name! Also, I love the concept of “no sword” described in the sources. It is absolutely true that someone who is intent on countering the grapple will be more successful than someone who isn’t, but this will also open them up to using regular blade work against them.
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Great video! You are the first person I have heard use my full channel name! Also, I love the concept of “no sword” described in the sources.
It is absolutely true that someone who is intent on countering the grapple will be more successful than someone who isn’t, but this will also open them up to using regular blade work against them.
Thanks fella 🙏
I too am a big fan of “No Sword” as well and the dynamic and practical approach it evokes.
Very nice video and a great contribution to the discussion!
Many thanks mate, appreciate the support 🙏