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Do you guys have any philosophy on effective combat strategies(by that I dont mean what style you do cos I dont care)?
Here are some of my ideas; To Do: *Mass manipulation- if you can manipulate your opp. weight, you can control the majority of their power. *large joint manipulation-this can be broken down to 2 parts; arms-elbows/shoulders will stop fist attacks and defences, hips/knees- stops kicks and most importantly imobilises opp and grounds them to the ground. *relax-clear your mind, dont let your emotions get the best of you otherwise you will do somthing stupid *hard and fast- dont let them see you attacking, otherwise your letting them block Not to Do: *Small joint manipulation- any pain for an angry person will take atleast a couple of seconds to register and in afew seconds, many things can happen.The other half of the problem is the fact that the pain doesnt usually stop them. *talk/laugh etc- this will distract you as well as disturbing breathing.you should clench your teeth so your neck muscles are tense to lessen any impact damage. *think-you are trained to do what you do and the requirement to think retards your whole body to react. Just use your training instinct *Hold back- show them no mercy for you shall recieve none! Just some ideas, very welcome to add some more.
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I also think that laughing, talking, and yelling is a good way to confuse/intimidate an opponent, or diffuse a situation. It shouldnt' be underestimated. Personally I also dont think that you should purposefully attempt to tense all you neck muscles. maybe I'm wrong on this. But you dont want your neck to tire out. It would be better to not get hit in the head. Keep moving/ducking/bobbing and block. I would focus more on that than on keeping tense. Relax, I think, means to relax your entire body. You will be faster this way, and will be able to whip punches and kicks and hit harder. It's like trying to pick up a person that is totally relaxed (dead weight). It can be almost impossible. If the person tenses up, they are easily picked up. You should relax so that when you hit, kick, or stomp; you are hitting them with dead weight.. When you are fighting you have to "Think" about what is going on right now, about the fight in front of you; Not what move you are going to do next. But you do have to think. You have to study your opponent, because they are studying you. If you can figure them out before they figure you out, Basically I wouldnt try to tie myself down with a list of things to NOT do during a fight. |
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