In Buddhism, especially Zen, we don't have four seasons.
We have one season.
That's the principle.
There are many techniques, but only one principle,
which makes many techniques, according to conditions.
It is difficult to change that.
I'm welcoming.
This movement and this movement are the same.
People like to... but already it's this way.
So... then I am ready to handle my elbow.
The elbow should not pull, but be ready to hit.
See? I'm welcoming.
One. The swing is only one.
We don't need to double.
There are many variations.
One. He's coming. Welcome and join.
Otherwise it's difficult. One is easier.
One. Not...
One action so he can't escape.
Welcome this way and at the same time, that way.
Like that.
I'm welcoming him.
But give him a chance to resist.
Guiding...
Swinging. Never stop.
Swinging.
All the time the entrance is 50/50.
Welcome.
Give him a chance to... but don't stay.
We say "hitoemi" - one line.
Welcome. If you stay it's dangerous.
But you should stay or he won't like to attack.
Tai no tenko, tai sabaki.
Welcome and such a movement must come up.
Already his balance is out of order. It's already lost.
Hitoemi is on this line, please.
Guide him.
It's easy. Stay, but don't stay.
Stay, but don't stay. OK? That's all.
But stay - otherwise you lose the focus.