In the martial art of kendo, the word "feint" does not quite correspond to the essence of the action. Beginners sometimes call this a deceptive move, when the enemy demonstrates intent for one step, and makes another. In using "feints" a fighter can gain victory over an opponent, but not spiritual experience and strength.
Instructions
Step 1
This subtlety, like any other aspect of the martial art, consists of external manifestations and internal motives. To learn the outside, watch the older fighters, copy their actions.
Step 2
The inner component is the goal of your fight. You must suppress the enemy. The goal is achieved in three stages. First, "kill" the opponent's sword. Make sure that in a direct attack, the weapon is not in front of you (then you will inevitably be killed), but in any other place or position. Make your opponent take the weapon away by force or cunning.
Step 3
"Kill" (neutralize) enemy vehicles. Move away from the attacks of the attacking opponent to confuse him.
Step 4
"Kill" the will of the enemy. Unlike the first two stages, the result will not be outwardly visible, but it is the will that determines the winner. Remember: surrendered means defeated. You can give the impression of a stronger and stronger fighter, move more agile, have a stronger will of your own.
