You look at the water and you see the rhythm there before you even think about the fish. The tide comes in, stays, then goes out – that’s the only cadence you can trust. In fishing you wait until the water settles, then you act. The same with a move in combat. You can’t rush a strike, you have to feel the timing, the breath, the balance. It’s about keeping the same calm, not overthinking, just letting the flow guide you. When you’re steady, the next move comes naturally, like a wave finding its own path.