Leading arm jam back arm

[twocircles13]

I don’t know why forums haven’t adopted the Like button.

[Bao]

You don't use this principle when your opponent punches you. You use it when your opponent is on guard.

Yes, that's how it should be done. And yes, many strategies are actually designed to use against someone's guard. But for some reason, most people still practice them against punches.


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I don’t know why forums haven’t adopted the Like button.

Many have, or did, but most traditional discussion boards are dead. Most that are still alive and kicking are old ones like the RSF.

[origami_itto]

I don’t know why forums haven’t adopted the Like button.

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[johnwang]

But for some reason, most people still practice them against punches.

IMO, it's OK to punch your opponent, when you opponent blocks your punch, you take advantage on his respond. I don't know why most of the online videos don't use this approach.

[marvin8]

But for some reason, most people still practice them against punches.

IMO, it's OK to punch your opponent, when you opponent blocks your punch, you take advantage on his respond. I don't know why most of the online videos don't use this approach.

A Hu yields Ding's punches without blocking. Ding tries to grab, however opponent moves.

Ding rushes forward, not guarding himself at all, and tried to engage A Hu with wing chun trapping techniques, but ended up eating a barrage of punches.

A Hu then hits him with a bunch of Muay Thai knees in the clinch, rendering Ding’s trapping useless.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kj8rJPUtjVs

In Karate tournament point system fight, the following technique is very common:

- You throw a jab at your opponent's head.
- When he blocks your punch.
- You grab on his blocking arm.
- You throw a back hand reverse punch on his chest at the same time.
- When you do that, you make a loud noise and look at the referee at the same time.

I have seen Karate guys trained this simple combo over and over.

As trick mentioned, here is a JKA tournament highlights. There is no "blocking or grabbing of punches."


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OwgcKNzyFes