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Mark Weiser

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Right and Left Claw Hand combo from side to side to the facial area followed up with an upper cut into the midsection.

MEDIC!!!!

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Wow. I'm seeing a lot of claw hands and karate chops.

I hope for all of your sakes, that you don't ever have to fight a boxer.
 

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Wow. I'm seeing a lot of claw hands and karate chops.

I hope for all of your sakes, that you don't ever have to fight a boxer.

haha...finally, someone has a sense of reality in this thread :D
 

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hedgehogey said:
Wow. I'm seeing a lot of claw hands and karate chops.

I hope for all of your sakes, that you don't ever have to fight a boxer.
I hope I never HAVE to fight anyone.
 
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Gary Crawford

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right lead hand baskfist followed by a left power punch-jkd
 
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Chrono

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hedgehogey said:
I hope for all of your sakes, that you don't ever have to fight a boxer.
If that happens we'll just use our favorite foot techniques. :wink1:
 

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I like a right orbiting backfist obscured by a left claw.
 

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Jay Bell said:
haha...finally, someone has a sense of reality in this thread :D

The thread was favorite, not most effective. My bread and butter strikes are jabs, crosses and elbows!
:partyon:
 

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I took it the same way--what I like best, in the abstract, isn't necessarily what I might find most useful in a specific situation! I always say you need a good jab and a good cross, with elbows and knees for close in...but what I like is a straight open palm that leads to a grab.
 
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Mark Weiser

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Well I must also add again to this thread. I teach a Five Second Rule you must bring your opponent to submission in his attack within those seconds or else you going to have a major distress call coming out of your vocal chords lol.

In Reference to fighting a boxer remember a boxer is trained in two major areas depending on weight class of course Endurance and stick and move with jabs and crosses. Most boxers do not expect a sweep or kicking combos or better yet throws and joint locks. Oh by the way watch out for INCOMING

The advantage of a well trained martiall artist is he or she is not limited to one type of style especially Kenpoist. We use whatever works to win lol.

"Mom but he hit me first!"

Sincerely,
Mark E. Weiser
 
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muaythaifreak

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Mark Weiser said:
In Reference to fighting a boxer remember a boxer is trained in two major areas depending on weight class of course Endurance and stick and move with jabs and crosses. Most boxers do not expect a sweep or kicking combos or better yet throws and joint locks. Oh by the way watch out for INCOMING
Unless your talking about a Thai Boxer.;)
 
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white mantis

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Thanks to everyone for thir great replys
 

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Datu Puti said:
The thread was favorite, not most effective. My bread and butter strikes are jabs, crosses and elbows!
:partyon:
Good point. If you're asking about effective, it would have to be a combination of hands AND feet, and that's getting off the thread.
 

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Shuffle-Skip overhand rear right, weight settling in like an old WW2 blockbuster bomb. Aim for the top of the nose & ocular rim, descending, and drop 'em like a sack of potatoes. Barbaric, old school...but ever so lovely in effect.

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People don't expect the overhand punch. It can be very effective. I think some people dismiss it as being "too simple" or "unschooled" but I find that it has a way of getting in and doing damage.
 
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Littledragon

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Just a note, I think simplicity is the best strike of all. If you can use just one move or strike that is effective than that could end anything right away.

I believe in simplicity so I would not try something fancy.

;)
 
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white mantis

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Littledragon said:
Just a note, I think simplicity is the best strike of all. If you can use just one move or strike that is effective than that could end anything right away.

I believe in simplicity so I would not try something fancy.

;)
Couldent of said it better myself, I totally agree.:asian:
 

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