An idiom referring to the using of an opponent(s) own forces / motions in a guided manner to generate a counter move.

Comments:

Counter Guidance is most commonly used to borrow an opponent's return motion from an offensive maneuver to use the same offensive weapon into a offensive weapon against them.

Example(s):

After the opponent delivers an outward back-knuckle, pushing and guiding the returning fist back into the face of the opponent would demonstrate Counter Guidance.

As the opponent begins to step-through backward from a neutral bow stance, pushing the front foot into the rear foot and causing them to trip would demonstrate Counter Guidance.

Related Definition(s):

Move

Related Term(s):

Colliding Forces, Guided Collision