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    Now in Boxing Stance

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    I have no idea what just happened there, all I know is she looked tense as hell and had absolutely no balance in the bottom clip. Why is she doing this in the middle of the road?
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    That looked rather robotic to be honest. Why the square stance btw?

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    Quote Originally Posted by RDJ View Post
    That looked rather robotic to be honest. Why the square stance btw?
    There are two basic training stances in the martial arts,horse and cat.Horse isnt really a fighting stance as its a training stance used to teach you how to get your knees under your shoulders,the fighting stance is cat,which is achieved by taking your rear foot back in a half moon.
    And its a rote repetition drill to teach the blocking system,in a series of hard blocks,so of course it will look slightly robotic

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    Quote Originally Posted by Salty View Post
    I have no idea what just happened there, all I know is she looked tense as hell and had absolutely no balance in the bottom clip. Why is she doing this in the middle of the road?
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    Looks Russian.
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    Quote Originally Posted by hitmandonny View Post
    Looks Russian.
    She might actually be more Celtic then you Donny
    As far as the blocking style,its a skill set taught in Ed-Parker Ken Po,and Jeet Kun Do

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    Quote Originally Posted by Trainer Monkey View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by hitmandonny View Post
    Looks Russian.
    She might actually be more Celtic then you Donny
    As far as the blocking style,its a skill set taught in Ed-Parker Ken Po,and Jeet Kun Do
    I was talking about the style rather than the practicioner
    (with my family name theres no way a person can be more celtic!)

    Jeet Kun Do - there is a heavy focus on the centre line in that if I'm not wrong.
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    Quote Originally Posted by hitmandonny View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Trainer Monkey View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by hitmandonny View Post
    Looks Russian.
    She might actually be more Celtic then you Donny
    As far as the blocking style,its a skill set taught in Ed-Parker Ken Po,and Jeet Kun Do
    I was talking about the style rather than the practicioner
    (with my family name theres no way a person can be more celtic!)

    Jeet Kun Do - there is a heavy focus on the centre line in that if I'm not wrong.
    Ed Parker,modifies it by picking angles to work from,but to have proper technique youve got to start from a base repetition drill,wich is what that is.
    Its sort of like Katas,one of the first thing my teacher told me is,"If you find all of your opponents lined up exactly like this,you wont be able to hit them,you'll be laughing too hard"
    Its a repetition drill to get the fighter used to total coverage blocking,and doing it hard enough to make your blocks hurt your opponent.
    Also if you hard block enough to get the arm of your opponent out of round it creates an opening for the counter shot

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    Quote Originally Posted by hitmandonny View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Trainer Monkey View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by hitmandonny View Post
    Looks Russian.
    She might actually be more Celtic then you Donny
    As far as the blocking style,its a skill set taught in Ed-Parker Ken Po,and Jeet Kun Do
    I was talking about the style rather than the practicioner
    (with my family name theres no way a person can be more celtic!)

    Jeet Kun Do - there is a heavy focus on the centre line in that if I'm not wrong.
    I dont know son,her maiden name is Lippincott

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