Hiza-guruma-gaeshi refers to a counter against knee wheel. The defender reacts during the blocking attempt. Quick balance shift prevents full rotation. The defender redirects pulling force effectively. Strong grip retention allows immediate counter movement. Proper foot repositioning stabilizes the stance. The counter uses the attacker’s forward momentum. Athletes remain upright during defensive transition. Swift rotation reverses control quickly. Timing determines successful counter execution. For example, the defender spins and throws instead. Anticipation improves effectiveness against knee wheel attacks.
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