(p.164/#5) (Coda Lunga Stretta vs. Coda Lunga Stretta; Counter to (play #382)) Being in coda lunga stretta and your enemy in the same; when he turns the falso to your hand or to your sword, you will step somewhat forward with the right foot, knocking his falso to the ground (how is unstated but presumably with your true edge); you will then subsequently make a roverso to his face or to his sword arm, preventing him from making a roverso of his own.