marlon
Master Black Belt
I cannot find the discussion on the vertical punch i read recently, however, i would like to share some thoughts on the horizontal punch as it came up in hat discussion.
The horizontal punch as i learned it does not strike horizontally, rather it strikes almost in a vertical position and twists with the contact and follow through. Also, this punch is most effective when the strike isangled downwards, not parallel to the ground nor upwards. The power generation comes from the center in a wave like motion providing a more eefective utilization of mass and a marriage of gravity.
Just my thoughts...interesting to take these concepts as 'true' and then re view the techniques and forms that use such a strike...ones understranding perspective and vision may change
Respectfully,
Marlon
The horizontal punch as i learned it does not strike horizontally, rather it strikes almost in a vertical position and twists with the contact and follow through. Also, this punch is most effective when the strike isangled downwards, not parallel to the ground nor upwards. The power generation comes from the center in a wave like motion providing a more eefective utilization of mass and a marriage of gravity.
Just my thoughts...interesting to take these concepts as 'true' and then re view the techniques and forms that use such a strike...ones understranding perspective and vision may change
Respectfully,
Marlon