In the information, in addition to many defense and offensive moves, there are also many counterattack techniques.

For example, this strike counterattack technique is to knock the sword attacked by the opponent with all the strength of the sword, thereby blocking its movements in the middle. If the strike power is great, you can also knock the opponent's sword to the ground or cause the opponent to lose balance. If you immediately give a counterattack, you will definitely get a good effect.

The prerequisite for implementing the strike counterattack technology is that the opponent's sword must be below his own sword. The timing of the attack should be when the opponent takes a sword to attack. At this time, suddenly hitting the sword downward will unexpectedly block or destroy the opponent's attack technology.

"Oh!"

The man in black raised his sword with both hands, raised his right foot and prepared to chop the sword towards Chang Le's right Yan. Chang Le held the sword with both hands and raised it, waiting for the opponent to attack.

When the opponent's sword slashed in front of Chang Le's right body, Chang Le suddenly slid to the left and dodged to the left. At the same time, he burst out with force and hit the opponent's sword tip.

After the strike, he used the reaction force to bounce up. Chang Le aimed the knife at the opponent's face with both hands, and quickly stepped forward with his right foot. He pushed the ground with his left foot and followed him with his sword in both hands and slashed the opponent's face with force.

When hitting the opponent's sword, Chang Le quickly twisted his body, which was originally flashing to the left, to increase the force of the strike. He used the front third of the sword to hit the middle of the opponent's sword.

When hitting, it is best to choose when the opponent attacks and stretches out his hands. In this way, the opponent's sword is the weakest and is easily knocked to the ground.

When his body dodged to the left, his right foot quickly slid to the left with his left foot. The position and timing of the tap must be accurate, and the force must be straightforward.

Chang Le hit the opponent suddenly, which surprised the opponent. This way, the opponent's sword was knocked to the ground. His footwork movement and body coordination were very important. He could not shoot down the opponent's sword ground with the power of his arms alone. He had to use the power of his whole body.

As for the distance from the opponent and the movement route of the sword, it must be judged accurately, and the time and space of the knocking must be correctly grasped.

The so-called upper position is a special attack posture. There are many forms of upper position. According to the position of the hands or feet, it is divided into upper left and upper right position. According to the posture of holding a sword with one hand or both hands, it is divided into upper position and upper position with one hand. Among all upper positions, the most commonly used upper position is the upper position of both hands.

According to the information, Chang Le strides forward with his right foot, holds the knife in both hands and raises it to his head.

He raised his hands to the top of his head, his forearms in a graphic shape, his eyes stared at the front from below his left wrist, his sword was placed above his head and left to the right and rearward, and the tip of his sword stood obliquely.

The lower section posture is a defensive posture, and it can also be used as a posture for attacking from bottom to front and upward. Compared with the middle section and upper section posture, it is easier and labor-saving.

Changle starts from the middle position, with the tip of the sword pointing downwards to the opponent's knees, posing a threat to the opponent's footwork, and at the same time, it is ready to defend.

The so-called eight-phase posture starts from the middle posture, taking half a step forward with the left foot, raising the sword through the right rib to the upper part of the right shoulder, protecting the left hand in front of the right waist, lifting the right hand to the right shoulder position, and the elbow joints droop and leaning against the ribs.

Changle changes from the middle position to hanging the knife with both hands, with the hilt facing upwards, the tip of the sword is hanging diagonally to the lower part of the right waist, the left hand slightly sways, the right hand is at the right waist, the upper body half turns right, and the eyes are looking ahead.

Chang Le held the sword in both hands, raised it upwards from bottom to top, then stepped forward with his right foot and sent his body forward.

The raised sword cannot be stationary, but should slash straight forward and downward while extending his arms. The tip of the sword that was chopped stops about a few centimeters from the ground. At this time, the left foot heels to the right foot, puts the left arm on the abdomen, and the right hand in front. Then he lifts up his hands and retracts the sword.

When slashing up and down, the sword must move on the center line of the body from raising the knife to slashing the sword. Moreover, when slashing the sword, the left and right hands have a force of inward pressing inward, and the shoulders cannot be stiff. The whole body's strength must reach the tip of the sword. When raising the sword upward, use a sliding step on the right foot, and be careful not to leave the ground.

Chang Le raised his sword upwards, and at the same time he stepped forward with his right foot and pushed his body forward. He kept raising the sword and moved diagonally. After reaching the apex, he moved downwards with his right hand in a direction, and slashed from the upper right side to the lower left side. At the same time, his left foot followed forward and moved closer to his right foot.

Chang Le lifted the sword that he had chopped up and restored to the middle position. He stepped forward again with his right foot. After raising the sword to his head, he slashed from the upper left to the lower right, and moved his left foot forward to the right.

When the sword is slashed by the right side, stop the sword tip to the right knee position, and when the sword tip is slashed by the left side, stop the sword tip at the left side.

When doing this slanted sword-slashing action, the upper body cannot sway. Only when the center of gravity is stable can the slanted sword be powerful. When the left slanted sword is slanted, the body will move more easily, so the body should be slightly moved to the right to increase stability.

As for the left oblique sword, the sword is prone to deviate from the center line of the body, so the sword must move on the diagonal line with the nose as the starting point and the left knee as the end point.

The information believes that the attack techniques of swords are mainly two types: splitting sword and stabbing sword. The effective parts include face, throat, body and wrist. The first third of the sword is the effective parts of splitting and stabbing. The effect is not very good when using other parts to split and stab.

As for how to use a sword to slash and stab the opponent's four effective parts? The information introduces several most basic techniques, namely, attacking the opponent's face, wrist, body, and throat.

These techniques are very important. Even at the advanced level of swordsmanship, these methods are still not relaxed and very effective.

First, it is the front, at the midline of the nose, and then on the left, that is, the entire face from the midline to the left ear, not including the part behind the left ear.

There is also the right side, that is, the entire position of the face from the midline to the right ear, not including the part behind the right ear.

Then there is the wrist, that is, the wrist part except the fist, because when using the knife, the wrist is the most vulnerable to blows. If the wrist is hit, it will not be able to hold the knife and lose its combat effectiveness.

Then there is the body part, that is, the rib part of the body, which is one of the key parts of the human body.

There is also the throat, that is, the Adam's apple directly in front of the neck.

The Adam's apple is a key part of the human body's breathing. The protruding position is often the main target of the sword's stabbing.

Use swordsmanship to conduct strict attacks on these key positions and cause significant damage to the enemy. This is swordsmanship.

Chang Le obtained many moves and practice methods from the information.

Through practicing these moves, he gradually realized the essence of this set of swordsmanship.

So far, the only content in the information is left with marksmanship, which he has not practiced.
Chapter completed!