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Moderately early: the defender is able to send the hands and get his weight very

much forward, but there is minimal foot movement at the beginning.

Moderately late: the defender is able to send the hands forward and get some
weight into the defense and counter, but with no footsteps at all.

Very late: the defender succeeds in making the 360º Defense and
counterattacking, but without much forward shift of weight. In this case, the
defender gets as much weight into the defense and counter as possible.

This last detail underscores an important element of Krav Maga training. All
movements should cause the defender’s weight to move forward so that, even in
very late stages, you are in the habit of putting as much weight as possible into
the defense and counterattack. From all states of readiness, the defender must
move forward aggressively, regardless of his ability (or inability) to move his
feet.