Countercutting - Bangjeokse (with explanations) [Jedok Geom Techniques]

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I previously showed the Bangjeokse with boffers and without much explanation in this video here: • Countercutting - The B...
But some of your didn't believe it works. So I have taken another sparring bout where I have done the bangjeokse with steels and added a few more explanations to how the technique works. All of the Jedok Geom Technqiues videos are pulled from free sparring against non compliant opponents.
The Bangjeokse involves baiting them to throw a downwards cut at your head, stepping to their right side into the triangle of safety and performing a rising cut to the body. There are a few more nuances which make this work, but once you've got them down its a great move to have in your arsenal.
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  • @kobet7341
    @kobet73413 ай бұрын

    That was so clean even in slow motion I barely caught it. Glad to see you're still posting man.

  • @JustaBug

    @JustaBug

    3 ай бұрын

    Thanks man! Lots of practice haha. Thanks for following and supporting me all this time!

  • @akkeriworkshop

    @akkeriworkshop

    Ай бұрын

    I can tell you first hand, it looks and feels even faster in person! Absolute nightmare, and tons of fun, even being on the receiving end lol

  • @r4ndy0
    @r4ndy03 ай бұрын

    Impressive!

  • @jackarrows1436
    @jackarrows14363 ай бұрын

    Fighting 🎉

  • @muerwemuer4301
    @muerwemuer43013 ай бұрын

    Never thought that we could adapt 제독검 in that way. It's splendid. How did you predict opponent's movement?

  • @JustaBug

    @JustaBug

    3 ай бұрын

    Thanks! I didn't predict his movement, I drew out the downwards cut by coming into distance and then drawing up my sword looking like I was going to throw a downwards cut but had stuffed up by being too close so that he would try and throw a fast committed downwards cut to close me out. But then instead of bringing my sword back down into the dowards cut I stepped off line and took it around to do the rising cut

  • @muerwemuer4301

    @muerwemuer4301

    3 ай бұрын

    Aha! Then you designed!

  • @akkeriworkshop
    @akkeriworkshopАй бұрын

    Oh man, am still a bit sad about missing your workshop on this. Trying to learn your secrets via educational youtube instead lol. Both to stop you doing it to me, and cause I want something in my toolkit other than absetzen or ansetzen against big overhead cuts (that also doesn't somewhat rely on the opponent respecting the point in their face lol). Plus my lunge puts me a good foot lower than expected already. Does being smaller target help? :P Might ask you if we can focus on this a bit when we next bout!

  • @JustaBug

    @JustaBug

    Ай бұрын

    Smaller definitely helps. Happy to run you through it anytime as well because it's such a fun technique to do

  • @akkeriworkshop

    @akkeriworkshop

    Ай бұрын

    @@JustaBug Appreciate it! Let's see if I remember by the time Tue/Thur rolls around lmao

  • @Schploop
    @Schploop3 ай бұрын

    Where is the 'you are already dead' meme edit? 😄

  • @JustaBug

    @JustaBug

    3 ай бұрын

    Hahaha should've put that in

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