Kung
Fu vs. Karate
Goju
Ryu vs. Shotokan
Isshinryu
vs. Goju Ryu
Tjimande
vs. Karate
Tai
Chi Chaun vs. Aikido
To
name a few.
The
first thing to realize is that if the opponent has no idea how you will respond
that opens many possibilities.
Every
system is always open to anything not expected.
Your
response might be driven with great power and focus. It might have been very
subtle using the least amount of force possible striking into the right area to
destabilize them.
When
they attack you might just sway back out of their target, or simply take a half
step back where they are not aiming for, but with proper hip rotation and
correct knee release they are still within your own striking range.
You
might just shift your stance by with the balls of your feet and enable you to
strike to the point 6” point where their arm must move through as they strike
towards you. Or you might strike the
joint of their shoulder from the from neutralizing their strike, or you might
strike/kick into their hip joint from that angle.
You
might subtly step behind them with a ghost technique to strike into them from
behind. Or you could use a ghost technique to step well away from them.
Should
you realize their alignment is flawed with their attack, similar to something
Choki Motobu once remarked, you might juist receiver their lessor attack to use
the opening they have given to you to
attack them.
Ot when they attack you might reach out and
touch their chest first, making it unlikely their attack will touch you and
counter attack at that point.
There
are no limits on the possibilities for I have just mentioned a few ideas.
The
reality it is not the system that is superior rather the way you respond to it.
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