Cut the krap. It is a clear kote. The judges loves to make a sham to give the Japanese an ippon. All politics, think why the head of the IFK is the japanese for the whole time.
Striking kote which is against do is ippon when hitting wrist side. Perk stroke Shodai's fist in all attacks,so these were not judged as ippon i think.
To ones who do not know the rule and think they are professionals, striking the right Kote during a Kote is an Ippon, even if the opponent's hand is in Do.
Based on what I have heared, striking a Kote which is against the Do of a Jodan Kenshi is not Ippon. And in my humble opinion, all the strikes on mister Shodai Kote was not Ippon. But the frustration overflow of mister Park should not be shown. Reigi, please... If mister Park has kept focus, I am sure he would have won. Please, do not feel offended...
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-I75meDyvoBg.html What do you think is the difference between the strike in this video(link) and Park’s strike? No offense, I somewhat agree with you but I’m just curious about how would you think about it.
@@user-fd4ye4qm4h He did have only one arm holding the shinai, so.....strike the head twice or go for a different kote. Cuz even if its not in the rules, it just doesn't make sense.
No matter how many defensive kote you play without a tachi, it will have no effect. Aim for the left and right kote held in the upper taiji. Players who do not know the rules are embarrassed. ↓You will find the answer in this. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-pbqcap9kmkg.html
