5-4-1. Tactics
Concerned with the mind, deceiving the opponent along the way of Saram you
can control the change of <Heo/sil> easily to suppress him down. Thus
you can get those both of three precedences of the preceding attack and three
catches of the counter attack.
¡°The preceding attack should precede
three; it should precede his motion, it should precede his waiting and it should
precede his expectation.¡±(Ch.29) For example, suppose the opponent punch
you with his right fist, then you can neutralize his attack with faster slight
push at his right shoulder. Although punching requires the movement of your
whole body, since it cannot help coming from a movement of shoulder, you can
blockade it with slight touch on his shoulder. This is to blockade his big movement
with your small motion, which demands you to move earlier than him. It means
you precede his motion. On the other hand, he, punching you with his fist, must
believe you will stay there or at least withdraw a little only, yet not that
you may advance suddenly. This is to precede his waiting. And he must not predict
you will hit his shoulder although you approach. This is verily to precede his
expectation.1)
If you face your opponent in Taekwondo he must have something to expect, which
will bring him to wait for something. Deceiving him you can precede what he
expects. Preceding what he expects you can precede what he waits for. Preceding
what he waits for you can precede his motion. In this way you can get the attack
of three precedences of Taekwondo. When he gets ready to strike you with his
fist you don't show any touch of approach toward him. This way you can deceive
him and you can push his shoulder abruptly. He is not ready because he believes
I cannot attack him yet. You have to thrust this blind point. Thus you can control
over him.
¡°The counter attack also should
catch three; it should catch the crevice of his motion, it should catch what
he failed thinking of in his preparation and it should catch what is not firm
in his tide.¡±(Ch.29) For example, if the opponent attacks you with continued
kicks you can catch the crevice between the motions of his kicks. You can do
ti only when you count the rhythm of his kicking motion to catch up his rhythm
with your rhythm. It is to catch his motion through the rhythm. This is the
way of how to catch the crevice of the opponent's motion. On the other hand,
if you attack the opponent's foot or face when he pays attention to your attack
at his trunk you can succeed easily in stabbing his blind point. This is the
way to catch what he failed thinking of. He rise his tide in his attack, but
if his pose were high to be unstable, you can catch this point and throw him.
This is also an example of the way to catch what is not firm in his tide.
Just as important it is to deceive your opponent in mind and tactics like this,
so important it is not to be deceived yourself as well. You ought to reduce
your desire in order not to be deceived. The way to be not deceived is to rely
on the rightness. Therefore I say you should rely on the way of Haneul when
you control technique along the way of Saram.
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