Friday, July 29, 2011
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Monday, July 25, 2011
Ready To Train
You know what helps me get in the mood to practice fighting watching it on video clips, watching the best videos, i can find with action and realistic fighting. Make sure you take some time to study the fighting videos and absorb what you think works from them.
Sunday, July 24, 2011
Kicking Them When Their Down
There's nothing wrong with finishing an attacker off when he or she is down and you know if you don't then they can get up and fight you again. It's best to not assume that the attacker is seriously done and walk away without thinking they may have a deadly weapon. All you have to do is stomp-kick or soccer-kick the head once or twice without over doing it then run while watching your back to safety and call the cops.
Saturday, July 16, 2011
The JKD Way Of Using The "Wing Chun" Dummy
The JKD way of using this is to find out all or most of what you can do with this to build up your striking and trapping skills without traditional ways. You need to imagine it as an attacker and trap and strike it from any possible positions. Practice attacking it from a squatting, sitting, or standing position from the left, right or front of the dummy.
Practice intercepting with footwork, trapping, striking, and combination or single attacks that flow together or you can exit somewhere then attack it. You can even practice trapping a training partner then turning around to counter attack the dummy as if it were trying to strike you. Remember to absorb what you think is useful from any style and not just use anything from it.
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Knee-Attack!
In reality theirs no jumping or spinning in fighting and if your going to use knees use them at close range the groin, thighs, and stomach are the target. The only other time that's good to use it is when somebody tries a double-leg-take-down.
Sunday, July 10, 2011
Friday, July 1, 2011
The JKD Way Of Using The Grappling Dummy
The "Jeet Kune Do" way is to find as many different possible ways of using it and of course grappling is one of them. The second thing is trapping which is very useful since the dummy has arms that stick out and all you have to do is stand it up. Parrying combined with striking techniques are also very useful...the dummy is thick so, i'm sure it can take a lot of punishment like a punching-bag.
Mind and Skills 8
Imi Lichtenfeld is the second true fighter who was also a founder like "Bruce Lee" to create a realistic way of fighting that deals with everything which to me makes them both geniuses. "Krav Maga" and "Jeet Kune Do" are similar to each other they both follow by the truth in fighting meaning their are no rules allowing a human being freedom to do whatever it takes when dealing with attackers. There is no need to create anymore styles theirs enough nonsense in the ones we have now.
Nobody should attempt mixed martial arts or any grappling attacks in the streets it's too dangerous most people will not follow by rules and it is best to try an stay on your feet to defend yourself. It is best to let the attacker come at you with the grappling offense and you use any means necessary to stop him. Practicing traditional grappling is not completely useless you will build up your strength and skills and have a understanding on how to deal with someone with traditional skills.
A wing chun dummy being used the traditional way is good but the JKD way is much more realistic. When using this peace of equipment you want to treat it like it's a human and counter-attack it's limbs as if it were attacking you. There are multiple techniques you can apply to your trapping skills which are any techniques that flow together from your hands to your feet just as long as their moves that can be use on the dummy.
A wing chun dummy being used the traditional way is good but the JKD way is much more realistic. When using this peace of equipment you want to treat it like it's a human and counter-attack it's limbs as if it were attacking you. There are multiple techniques you can apply to your trapping skills which are any techniques that flow together from your hands to your feet just as long as their moves that can be use on the dummy.
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