Starting Position
The instructor begins with the weapon held in the ready position, establishing the proper stance and grip before engaging the technique. This foundational alignment ensures optimal control and responsiveness for the parry that follows.
The Swim Motion
The parry of prime employs a circular swimming motion to redirect the opponent's blade. This fluid movement allows the defender to maintain distance and control while preparing the counterattack. The repetition emphasizes the importance of smooth, continuous motion rather than abrupt deflection.
Hope Lesson Two: Parry in Prime vs. Cut
Keith Myers
1 min read·2 key moments·PT35S video
