This is a serial match from last time (https://www.learnkendo.com/2018/11/all-japan-student-final-at-2009-team.html). So, team Kanoya red and team Osaka white.
The score from red is 1(1) - 0(0). For red
team, they have lead, so wanted either keep lead or increase lead more to win.
From white side, they were behind and next jiho player was expected at least
draw to stop bad momentum.
Red player was Matsui graduated from Imari
high school at Saga. And white player was Kato graduated from Kojyokan high
school at Okayama.
The following was the match from youtube
video.
I like personally the first rhythmic
movement of red. Forward movement killing opponent’s space to do something
might reduce the possibility of surprise attack.
But, like 0:25 with enough space to stroke
something, players are more easier to be hit. This gyaku-Do was close to ippon.
The red slashed opponent’s shinai while he
was drawing at 0:30. It was one conceivable measure to prevent direct after hit
because opponent player had to set back his shinai to originai position to
prepare hitting.
From here, likelihood to win in the match
was even or white side was better. However, red player changed this mood and
controlling this match gradually in next several movement.
Interestingly in team match, the desirable
competence is sometimes different from individual match. Of course, who has
more techniques has more chance to win the match, but intelligence or gut or
friend ship sometimes overcome the power balance and makes big killing come
true!
That is also a pleasure of team match. So,
it is not merely a pile up individual matches but it is one serial team plays.
Getting back to this match, red jiho player
was excellent in terms of succeeding senpo’s momentum and passed it to next
player.
Red player shout his passion stroke
powerfully and didn’t miss the chance opponent’s player stroked half-way at
1:58. He hit intense after Men and brought ippon.
Next ippon was much impressive, he drew a
bit for opponent player to come, inducing him to stroke Men. He aimed counter
hit Kote. The key point was just fleeing second before hitting Kote, red player
pushed him to forward way in order to make his momentum.
So the score 2(3) – 0(0) after jiho match.
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