How to control your opponant by O’Sensei Kim Hanshi
3/15/2021
To control opponents you must know kyo (open) off guard. 'The worst off guard is mental off guard. This happens if there is a mental kyo: Emotio...
To control opponents you must know kyo (open) off guard. 'The worst off guard is mental off guard. This happens if there is a mental kyo: Emotio...
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