Shai, I would avoid heel palming the nose. All they have to do is tilt their head back, and you are inserting teeth into your own flesh.
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donald1
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It can also knock the air out of someone
i like the parry; after a strike a possibility is maybe grab the arm/leg and strike a target(preferably arm/leg joint)
Or the crescent kick. It goes over one side and comes back
Shai Hulud
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Welp, there go about half of my favorite Kung Fu movies.Shai, I would avoid heel palming the nose. All they have to do is tilt their head back, and you are inserting teeth into your own flesh.
To the plexus? I've seen that a couple of times and more often than not it was a fight-stopper. RMA's advocate use of the open palm strike frequently, since the looseness of the muscles as opposed to the tension found in your average punch allow you to generate tremendous amounts of whip-like hitting power. And it's loud, which is good for marketing.
I've been enjoying recently during sparring, moving my tanjon in as we clash, to one side, leaving one arm trailing behind in a relaxed manner and bringing the forearm across their collarbone and shoulder as if to start a cat roll. Has been a great take down when I've pulled it off, and they get a little confused as to what I'm doing since my center has already moved beyond them and I tangle their hands and protect my head with my leading arm.
Shai, I would avoid heel palming the nose. All they have to do is tilt their head back, and you are inserting teeth into your own flesh.
I truly don't know what I would prefer less, a strike to the nose or to my top teeth.
Either way, it is to risky to meditate on for more than a few seconds.
oftheherd1
Senior Master
Shai, I would avoid heel palming the nose. All they have to do is tilt their head back, and you are inserting teeth into your own flesh.
As I was taught it, you strike sufficiently back of the point of the chin that tilting the head back would just give the strike more momentum due to less resistance. The strike is back and up to aid that. We also keep our eye on the point of strike. Then the eye rake that follows usually would be expected to take the fight out of anyone.
