Hey Mike
I am following Jakes idea on this one
here is what Jake say's: Bind from the right, raise your hilt(as to Kron)and tear his weapon down to your right hip, now cross your arms and hit from your hip or knee in his left ear with the short edge. The strike here is the final portion of the kurtzhauw in reverse. The same strike may be performed from nebenhut on the right, or even wechsel on the right.
this is what Meyer say's: "Bind your opponent's sword from your right side, wind through in the clash against his left side with your hilt or haft below, when your opponent tries to swipe away the winding, quickly move the weak with crossed hands from your right toward his left against his head, that is the forward point, wind your hands through again or twist out to your left with the half edge. Thus you have fully executed the Blind Strike, which can be made in many ways and from there further on in places."
Ok so looking at both i see what Jake say's lining up with Meyer and i see Meyer using this to retake the vor. now to do this you have to catch the strike on the short edge and
wind to your right and his left or as Jake said tear his weapon down as in pull down, so when you wind or teard down to the right your blade is on top your strong on his weak to midpoint and you now have control your opponent's blade giving you the advantage, IMHO you have to catch the strike on the short edge to get the wind and strike that is what i see both saying.
Jeff
