doombabybob3 2
White Belt
Iām in Vermont. We train from a guard to start and as you progress you train as if you werenāt ready for the strike (I donāt know the word for this, as if youāre standing naturally). We keep our hands up throughout the number once it begins.I think I mentioned this, but that seems to be regional. The dojos I trained/went to all had both hands up for any of these combinations. It's weird to me that they would train with their hands in chamber, and not bring their hand to guard when starting.