You're missing a couple of things here and you said it at the end."as soon as his foot lands counter. If you're good and strong and you block you should throw that foot up and around and anywhere you can as hard as you can when that kick comes in and you connect with it, the guy is standing on one foot and what he wants to do is pull that foot back as fast as he can and put it on the ground. What I want to do is throw that guy's leg as hard as I can and get him off balance. When a person is off-balanced he cannot strike or Kick, or block. After you throw that leg as hard as you can you proceed to step in and plant your feet and hit this guy as hard as you can wherever you want as long as his foot is in the air he has to stand on the other foot and he can't move and get away from the power strike. I used to spar these three brothers who were in The Golden gloves. I was 100 lb bigger than any of them. They were lightning-fast and we had a rule no head shots. I would tangle them up when they came in to hitme if I could in time and then give him a big hump with my belly and chest and step towards them because I was so happy they had to move backwards all the sudden then when their hands were up in the air I'd hit him hard in the chest.two of the Golden glove boxers would stand and laugh at the third Golden glove boxer. I love it when the guy is standing on one foot and trying to get his balance so I can take my time to get planted good and solid and really drive a shot into him. With any luck at all if you throw this guy's foot he will be moving toward you when you hit him and he's trying to get his balance standing on one foot.
Those two gentlemen most definitely know what they're discussing, and they offer such a pragmatic solution to being kicked!
Nice. Good, basic, practical approach.
Very nice
You're missing a couple of things here and you said it at the end."as soon as his foot lands counter. If you're good and strong and you block you should throw that foot up and around and anywhere you can as hard as you can when that kick comes in and you connect with it, the guy is standing on one foot and what he wants to do is pull that foot back as fast as he can and put it on the ground. What I want to do is throw that guy's leg as hard as I can and get him off balance. When a person is off-balanced he cannot strike or Kick, or block. After you throw that leg as hard as you can you proceed to step in and plant your feet and hit this guy as hard as you can wherever you want as long as his foot is in the air he has to stand on the other foot and he can't move and get away from the power strike. I used to spar these three brothers who were in The Golden gloves. I was 100 lb bigger than any of them. They were lightning-fast and we had a rule no head shots. I would tangle them up when they came in to hitme if I could in time and then give him a big hump with my belly and chest and step towards them because I was so happy they had to move backwards all the sudden then when their hands were up in the air I'd hit him hard in the chest.two of the Golden glove boxers would stand and laugh at the third Golden glove boxer. I love it when the guy is standing on one foot and trying to get his balance so I can take my time to get planted good and solid and really drive a shot into him. With any luck at all if you throw this guy's foot he will be moving toward you when you hit him and he's trying to get his balance standing on one foot.
Cucumbers
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Pure BS, on a real fight nobody is gonna throw such dumb kick. Come on man
So everybody is now a trained fighter or what? I've seen so many people trow those kicks many times in fights
"on a real fight" and I thought that in a real debate no one would sound so dumb making their argument, but here we are.
@@rgonzalo511 I think it's dangerous to make the assumption that they aren't a trained fighter.
Bullshido