Drilling Hand Throwing Combinations: Perfecting Defense and Movement

Описание: This round is after Brian has had a round which is very or was very very intense. It was a six minute round so I have to give him a chance to at least rest up and build into his rhythm. Between rounds we always do isometric positional holds. It’s different muscle grouping, but the whole body is tense so his break is still an action of physicality.

So I started lots of defense, lots of movement lots of counters, but I land very lightly. Kind of like a reaching jab with all of my combinations. He is also doing a good job in finding range. Generating power from short ranges is something that we as jujutsu fighters must perfect. Our job is to close and grab. To us what other think of his boxing or in fighting, we call it to realistic grappling. The ability to get in a position to cause damage before we grab them so that we don’t have to actually throw them to the ground. We can knock them down they can fall down or we can guide them down.

But first, the aggressor who is using grappling, must know he will pay her deep price for a separating his hands from the center of his body so that he has to grab us. We have very very tight Truchard that don’t allow for under hooks for the most part. But it doesn’t allow us to do short range striking. In Tai Chi this is called Duan Chao. Indeed add this practice session goes on. You get to see how I apply high water off rollback press and push splitting twist and grasping pluck methods. These are the first sticks of the bar bamen. Meaning the eight methods.

The arms are held for the most part with the elbow, forearm and hand, catching, stopping and intercepting to even deflecting and parrying incoming force. my standup structure has a slight lien. This comes from my training in Tai Chi for the Wu style. When when does Tai Chi grappling and striking must be defended against. This problem in the application of traditional method and techniques are solved in these serious series of videos showing how I engage, incoming force.