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bushido_man96
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do both.
1st kick the knee cap. once he falls, kick him in the head. |
This is a good strategy, but it kind of circumvents the points in the original point of the post. In your case, the head kick isn't the same as a high kick.
Good strategy, though. 
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50inches
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Well, it has been tested now. I got in a stupid fight for actually pretty much nothing (I almost never fight), and I threw a high kick wich did good, then when his 15 friends came, I wish I did not get in the fight hahaha.
But it deffinetly was easy to get a a high kick, much easier than in sparring, because people dont know that you can kick them in the head. |
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bushido_man96
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Well, that is good that it worked. How did you set it up?
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The BB of C
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Good timing, good speed, and good form, I would guess.
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gzk
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| Posted: Fri Oct 05, 2007 5:53 am Post subject: |
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Well, it has been tested now. I got in a stupid fight for actually pretty much nothing (I almost never fight), and I threw a high kick wich did good, then when his 15 friends came, I wish I did not get in the fight hahaha.
But it deffinetly was easy to get a a high kick, much easier than in sparring, because people dont know that you can kick them in the head. |
When you say it did good, what did it actually do?
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50inches
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| Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2007 5:04 am Post subject: |
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| 50inches wrote: |
Well, it has been tested now. I got in a stupid fight for actually pretty much nothing (I almost never fight), and I threw a high kick wich did good, then when his 15 friends came, I wish I did not get in the fight hahaha.
But it deffinetly was easy to get a a high kick, much easier than in sparring, because people dont know that you can kick them in the head. |
When you say it did good, what did it actually do? |
It made him back off and not want to fight me any more. Pretty much enoughe  |
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50inches
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| Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2007 5:06 am Post subject: |
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| Well, that is good that it worked. How did you set it up? |
I actually did not even set it up, he came flying at me with a crazy "push kick" and I knew that I had the longer reach with my legs, so I caught him alot better than he caught me. |
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bushido_man96
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| Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2007 10:55 am Post subject: |
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| bushido_man96 wrote: |
| Well, that is good that it worked. How did you set it up? |
I actually did not even set it up, he came flying at me with a crazy "push kick" and I knew that I had the longer reach with my legs, so I caught him alot better than he caught me. |
It sounds like you picked a good spot, then. You did get him in the head with it?
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Zorbasan
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in the 2 arts that i currently do, kicks are not used much in self defence techniques, and they 99% not used as the last move of the technique. maybe a kick to the stomach to bring the head forward for a nice elbow.
and in the IHCF i do, the kick is mainly used to take the attackers attention away from what they are doing.
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bushido_man96
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Yeah, the ICHF kicks are mainly used for distractions. However, for the leg kicks I do, I think of deblitation rather than merely distraction.
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on the post.
