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Resort To Scissor Kick
That's what I found out when I was young during a TKD sparring session. One, the elbow is stronger than the foot. Two, you need to move in a circular motion to counter the straight movement attack. Three, ... goes on. Judo was much easier when got body contact. Can break arms and legs after that.
Yeah buddy, good old days. My time in PA, beside the standard arresting and armolocking unarmed combat training, there were only Judo and Boxing for official tournaments. Quite useless in real streetfights. The most useful, resourceful and lifesaving were still streetfighting skills we learned as kids. Only with that foundation then could all these disciplined martial arts and combat skills be effective in the streets. I hate to say this but this is hell of a good example in point. An Ah Beng fisted down a Taewondo instructor. It came out on newspapers some years ago. Ask Leetahbar for the archives.
That's what I found out when I was young during a TKD sparring session. One, the elbow is stronger than the foot. Two, you need to move in a circular motion to counter the straight movement attack. Three, ... goes on. Judo was much easier when got body contact. Can break arms and legs after that.