for intimidation factor ill make astute eye contact and let out some energy.
Oh that’s what that’s called. We always called it leaving tracks in the undies.
luckily, I don’t need street cred to whoop arse…
You’re lucky that since your SC is about as dead as Elvis nobody feels a need to fight you. Britney Spears has more SC than you.
britney is a thug - everyone knows that. I could take her though. I’ll challenger her to a no holds barred match and submit her with a triangle choke. It may not be the actual triangle that chokes her though…
7*, I’ll be your corner man. I’ll have a nice big hypo of antibiotics for you and a stick to hit you over the head with for having bad judgement. I’ll have that Bobbit chick there too in case we need to amputate.
were we talking man to gland combat here or what?
From my experience in striking and grappling, the best thing to do is to look at the triangle of the upper body (an upside down triangle) between the shoulders and the sternum and keep your periphreal open.
Looking at the limbs, head etc. meakes it impossible to react quickly to a non telegraphed attack. (ex. a skilled boxers jab)
A good trick I picked up was to look at the wall behind the guy. You catch all the peripherals from there. It also tends to freak some people out in sparring when they can tell you’re spacing off/not looking at them.
Originally posted by ShaolinTiger00
[B]From my experience in striking and grappling, the best thing to do is to look at the triangle of the upper body (an upside down triangle) between the shoulders and the sternum and keep your periphreal open.
Looking at the limbs, head etc. meakes it impossible to react quickly to a non telegraphed attack. (ex. a skilled boxers jab) [/B]
I agree, along with flicking the eyes to one spot or another on the opponant’s body to fake. I’ve noticed if I quickly glance down with my eyes the opponant will do the same, usually, and I can get in some head shots. The same seems to work if I glance over their shoulder, to sneak in a kick or two.
