Randori & shiai

Hanon wrote:

DCS wrote:For me it is the players intent/mindset, not the intensity, what separates one from the other.

That's certainly part of it.

Mike

In Randori I throw and get thrown, try to use skill, if I have to muscle a throw or submission in Randori then I consider that a failure. In Randori if I can craft an opportunity for a less skilled person to throw me with technique I consider that a success.

in Shiai I refuse to concede and I seek the finish.

I don't think I fully comprehend the full purpose of both but I'm getting there.

Ricebale wrote:

Hanon wrote:

DCS wrote:For me it is the players intent/mindset, not the intensity, what separates one from the other.

That's certainly part of it.

Mike

In Randori I throw and get thrown, try to use skill, if I have to muscle a throw or submission in Randori then I consider that a failure. In Randori if I can craft an opportunity for a less skilled person to throw me with technique I consider that a success.

in Shiai I refuse to concede and I seek the finish.

I don't think I fully comprehend the full purpose of both but I'm getting there.

You are indeed.

Kind regards,

Mike