Last three articles, I introduced senpo
(1/7), jiho (2/7) and gosho (3/5) matches. The score before starting chuken
(4/7) from red to white was 2(3) – 0(0). From white side, it is good time to
expect counterattack.
Red player from Kanoya was Kitani. He is from
Teikyodaigo high school. White player was Wasano, he is from Oitamaizuru high
school. I forgot to tell you but an announcement at beginning of the match was
to introduce individual players’ name and high school they graduated.
The following youtube is a chuken match.
They were similar in terms of their wide
feet distance. With feet distance wide, you can expect to be more stable and
easier to swiftly cope with opponent’s movement in counterattack.
On the other hand, if you set width of feet
narrower, it has advantage to attack from more distance. In general, it is said
that normal width of feet is your shoulder width.
As you see 1:29, red player was very good
at counterattack. It was fast and for standard level, player it was very tough
to avoid.
At 3:00 same timing Men, white player’s Men
might be a bit faster. But, red player had moved more vigorously before that
and stroked large Men. The judge was not easy to judge ippon from only the
speed of hit.
Red player in this match always tried
second, third stroke after finishing one hit. And soon switched next move and
stroked unguarded opponent’s Men at 3:05.
Next Men was very cool. It was decisive
Men. Red player didn’t allow opponent player to get back his pace and finished
the match.
So, the score became 3(4) – 0(0). For white
side, it became very tough match. Without all the remaining players’ win, they
would lose.
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