hanifphelps

sorry i was on the toilet we call life....anyone with any new street vid's. i got two ready for c.d. i knocked this guy out with a backfist. way to go for me!!!

yes exactly. fighting and winning is all about evasion, illusion, cadence, tactile awareness, or simply the fact that you have to use what you have at that given time to work for you. if wing tsun is in an applicable range(western boxing) then it will work. when it comes to tech. of the hands, grappling is essential to make or break the transition from stand up to ground fighting. i've always felt that it was the b.j.j. of stand up. you can be small, and yet you can control an stronger/faster opponent. i'm searching for truth, and any know how, when to, etc. will further my studies and help me on my way. mauy thai, savate, wing tsun, and boxing have helped me understand the mid range combat. if there any others you might deem appropiate, please let me know!

I'm not saying WT doesn't work. I'm saying that anti-grappling just looks like striking. And I'm an ex WC guy.

it's not only to employ the strongest in the forefront(fencing), b/c for those who have limited flexibility and usually train one sided there entire lives, they are limited to what can be done. bruce had it rite, but it was used and still is today to teach people to use both sides evenly. to show that power can be possesed on both sides equally. fights are not planned and to be ready for everything you must have everything, strong/fast left and a strong/quick rite.