Sriking take down

[jubaji]

basic technique from the Buj...

Yeah, there's a similar thing using just the leg, stepping behind the foot and off balancing with the knee moving forward. Again, not high percentage IMO.

[jubaji]

Back to flaming then yeah?

I give up....you guys won....I'm off

Tell me, when you see someone say things like "this will make anyone fall down," you don't instinctively keep one hand on your wallet while you reach for a grain of salt with the other? Overly categorical statements belong to the realm of the theoretical. Nothing makes anyone fall down (with the implication of 'all the time') in the real world. Too many variables for that to be the case.

[jubaji]

Another point about basic skeletal function is that it works the same on all "human beings".

No one can argue that people are built the same.

Oh yeah, everyone is exactly the same...

http://www.ashidakim.com/pics/autograph.jpg

http://web-japan.org/kidsweb/archives/cool/03-01-03/sapp1.jpg

Theory is theory

[KenshiRyan]

Actually I have been taught to use it after slipping inside someone's punching range. When you blast in and actually strike the hip it will make anyone fall down. especially if you strike with your shoulder as you move in. This works great against a straight punch or someone charging in on you.

What if they are south paw?

[jubaji]

I don't see it as high percentage, and if he doesn't fall down like a cardboard cutout you have just about given him your back (and wrist control if he's sharp enough to take it).

Hey, that's a good point!

[USArmyBJJ]

I'm confused. Why doesn't the other guy just step back with his left foot and brace himself?

EDIT: Nevermind. Just saw KOTF's response to that. I'll have to think about it for the night.

[jubaji]

What he needs to do is step FORWARD with his left foot, take the guy's back, control the cross wrist and slam his head into the sub-basement.

[mellow]

Just add them to your ignore list, then we can discuss this and you won't even have to see the inane foolery and trolling.

I started putting people on ignore and this forum is so much better now!

[mellow]

What if they are south paw?

Switch feet, the principles are the same

[KenshiRyan]

hmm, got a video with the opponent in a typical fighting stance?

[kingoftheforest]

Switch feet, the principles are the same

Exactly.

Also note that in SD and KF you aren't the aggressor or at least if you follow the principles of SD or KF.

Your opponent initiates the attack therefore they present a target and their intentions to you first.

mind you also there is follow up after the technique, you don't just step in hit the hip and stop and wait.


You'll be blasting in just like any other type of fighting which also means your shoulder should be striking as well as the step on the foot would whip out similar to a low kick.


You would then follow up with strikes and kicks immediately not just stand around. If properly done you would gain a more favorable position and be inside on your opponent, while sending him to the ground at a pretty good speed.

[jubaji]

mind you also there is follow up after the technique, you don't just step in hit the hip and stop and wait.


You'll be blasting in just like any other type of fighting which also means your shoulder should be striking as well as the step on the foot would whip out similar to a low kick.


You would then follow up with strikes and kicks immediately not just stand around. If properly done you would gain a more favorable position and be inside on your opponent, while sending him to the ground at a pretty good speed.

in theory.

[Tant01]

Foot trap....

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Here is a way to send the opponent to the ground without grappling or grabbing at all.

It uses body mechanics and skeletal function, which is exactly what KF teaches.


YouTube - TAKEDOWN 4

Interesting... I've seen very similar foot trap takedowns in Kali...

(knee push)


Try THIS> if you can TIME the trap to pin his foot at the moment he needs it to retreat he may fall down without further contact...



Just try it... It's FUN!

[kingoftheforest]

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Interesting... I've seen very similar foot trap takedowns in Kali...

(knee push)


Try THIS> if you can TIME the trap to pin his foot at the moment he needs it to retreat he may fall down without further contact...



Just try it... It's FUN!

I've trained that in Kali myself before, and as with anything timing is important. Your right on the money with that.

Any technique will fail without proper timing, range, position and execution. These things are inherent in any MA, and are the reason practice is essential. It's been said before it's not just the MA it's the practitioner as well.

You get what you put into it like anything else in this world.

[Tant01]

Laughter...

I have no idea what the point of this was other than to detract from a CMA thread.

Not funny?