I would like to introduce when to find the
chance to hit. It is depend on opponent player, but it is easier to find after
or between the movement in general.
The following youtube video is 2016 all
Japan Student Championship 3rd round. The red player is Sugino
(Kokushikan Univ.), and white player is Oishi (Kyusyukyoritsu Univ.)
In this match, the speed and power is
not so much different among players, but resulted in one-side victory. They
differed in carefulness and movement after one stroke.
Let’s check it.
1:31, red player hit hiki-Men at unguarded
point. It was excellent timing, when opponent player finished one movement and
lost his concentration a moment.
At 2:21, white player tried Kote. On the
other hand, red player hit Kote to Men consecutively. White player finished
just one stroke, so he allowed red player to hit Men.
Red player’s Men at 2:36 was also risky hit
for white player.
At 2:49, red player added Men to find white
player lost his tension.
As seen in the match, chances tend to lie
in such a timing one player finishing stroke or being careless in half way
distance both player can reach.
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