Tricks for quickly disabling an opponent.

torris · Yellow Belt

groin. imho.

P.A.L · Black Belt

it's like Battery memory but it's good though.

Rich_2k3 · Red Belt

Its when u can perform a strike without thinking, it just happens and the technique is perfect, u dont have to think about what ur doing because u've practised it so many times that ur muscles "remember" the action. Thats when u know ur a good fighter.
Its like a kick for example; there is lots of things u have to do and remember to perform a good kick, and when u start out u have to think about these things to get the technique right. But after a while, after lots of practice you dont have to think about those things it just happens. It hard to explain.
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x-women · Yellow Belt

wingedsoldier · Yellow Belt

avoid the attack, get close to him in the diaphragm with an uppercut. swirve to his right immediately afterward and snap the elbow. then elbow him in the face and finish it by clawing the face with your right hand, thrusting forward, and then slamming his head into the ground. if timed accurately and if you move fast enough, it will be done and over in less than 10 seconds.

delta1 · Black Belt

Tricks...? You mean, like secrets? Hmmm... .

Chuck Sullivan tells a story about the evening that Ed Parker taught his senior students the 'secrets of Kenpo'. After regular class, he kept only his most senior students behind. He locked the doors, closed the blinds, and told them it was time for them to learn the secrets. He started out by drilling them very hard on their basics for over an hour and a half. They were all about dead, tired and sweating. But it was worth it to them. They'd been waiting for this a long time, and no one was going to give up until they had those secrets. Then, Mr. Parker told them all that those were the secrets of Kenpo. Solid basics, above all else.

Tricks? The right basics instinctively applied at the right time in the appropriate situation.
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The Saint · Green Belt

Are you really looking to open pandoras box.........................? Avoid fighting, but if nessasry a full power roundhouse kick to the back of the leg works well. As for going to court, if you only strike once it is considered reasonable force. You just have to show that it was neccesarry to use an offesive move to justify the strike to the joint. This is the toughest thing to prove.

I have always questioned "what would I do if..." and there is always different factors I would look at. If a guy out wieghs me by 100 lbs, I can out run him, but if he had me in a corner the situation would call for a differnt answer. So I don't think that there is a clear cut anwser other than: anything it takes to save you own butt.
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Straight Blast · Orange Belt

Kneeing the inner side of the thighs from the clinch always works...that ish hurts like a focker..if executed right,that would probably end the fight.
Major Charlie Horse there...

kainekai · White Belt

I only use this when it is critical (as in a hate someone) I grab him by the ears or hair and ram the crown of my head into his face. When he drops back from the force of the charge, I mount and I repeatedly do it again and again, holding his head back to the ground.

So far... no one has defended it. Although I know how to defend against it.

yamesu · Green Belt

drop your chin to your chest.............procceed to knee in the groin............
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