下一步是什么？這是一項見招拆招的運動。我們學(xué)習(xí)招式，并試圖運用它們來對付那些也知道招式和如何破招的對手。我們不斷地出招，直到我們或我們的對手獲得突破。在這種情況下，獲勝的人通常能夠?qū)⒄惺秸系酶?。如果我們都知道這些招式和破解的方法，那么重點就在于誰把能招式設(shè)置好，并能夠?qū)⑺鼈兣帕谐蓪κ蛛y以預(yù)測的序列，達(dá)到出其不意的效果。因此，不僅要專注于你目前正在做的動作，好要確保在你的腦海中至少有一個但不多于三個后續(xù)動作，并隨時準(zhǔn)備好要使用。不要過多地關(guān)注下一招，那樣可能會讓你當(dāng)前的動作失效，但也要有足夠的注意力，以便在當(dāng)前招式失敗時能夠立刻轉(zhuǎn)換。

What’s next? This is a sport of moves. We learn moves and try to apply them against opponents who also know the moves and their counters. We persist until either we or our opponent gets the breakthrough. Who wins in these situations is usually determined by who integrates moves together best. If we both know the moves and counters it’s going to be the one who sets moves up and combines them better into sequences that are difficult to follow for an opponent. Accordingly, focus on the move you’re currently performing but make sure in the back of your mind you’ve got at least one and no more than three follow up moves mapped out and ready to be employed. Don’t focus on the next move so much that your performance of the current move degenerates to a level where it simply won’t be effective, but just enough that there won’t be a delay in transitioning to that next move should the current one fail.