Finny wrote:It's too slow. What do you think your opponent is doing with his 'non-blocking' hand while you are 'switching hands'?
johnwang wrote:Finny wrote:It's too slow. What do you think your opponent is doing with his 'non-blocking' hand while you are 'switching hands'?
I don't think your opponent's non-blocking hand can reach you. In this clip, he is almost moving to his opponent's back side.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVw26rT ... e=youtu.be
everything wrote: not switching but fedor did plenty of knocking, slapping, or pulling guard hand away to either knock your block off or get the big throw (to then knock your block off on the ground)
Finny wrote:Exactly - not switching. He would occasionally clear the guard with the lead hand before launching his 'casting punch' as you say. Reinforcing my point - the two-step process involved in 'switching hands' is exceedingly slow in comparison.
MaartenSFS wrote:John, I agree that these techniques are extremely practical. The problem is that most people just train forms and do kick-boxing. They don't actually use the style that they claim to practise.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_cAgYr ... e=youtu.be
Do you have a clip of this technique being used?
MaartenSFS wrote:John, I agree that these techniques are extremely practical. The problem is that most people just train forms and do kick-boxing. They don't actually use the style that they claim to practise.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_cAgYr ... e=youtu.be
Do you have a clip of this technique being used?
johnwang wrote:marvin8 wrote:before the arm is retracted?
This is why the arm wrap should be done when your opponent tries to punch you. The window can be small and special skill/strategy will be needed.marvin8 wrote:Both videos you posted are demonstrations where "opponent tries to punch" without retracting. Watch the feeder, not the demonstrator. . . .
Your definition of rhino guard is undebatable. If you can arm wrap a punch before it retracts, it is ideal. I just don't picture there is enough time to do it. Nor am I sure I understand the timing and steps correctly. . . .
Do you have a normal speed video of anyone (e.g., you, your students, anyone else) using this "special skill/strategy to arm wrap during this small window," before the arm is retracted?
I don't have such clip at this moment. But I promise that I'll put one up the moment that I can get one.
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