JKD Lesson: Understanding the Timing To Attack

[@RyanCoke1001]

I like the trapping of the back hand. I fixate so much on the punch in motion (start, middle), that I forget that on the retraction (end), I can get the non active arm. Great display.

[@S2StrategicDefense]

Thank you Ryan! I hope the video helped out and maybe gave ya some.new stuff to try out.

[@panchopistola8298]

What happens if you have an opponent who really wants to fight back ?

[@S2StrategicDefense]

Every opponent wants to fight..if they don't, why are you fighting?? Also doesn't the basic timing of movement. That's just a matter of basic movement.

[@panchopistola8298]

@@S2StrategicDefense your boy there wasn’t really trying ….. You think an active fight is gonna just be using the technic you are teaching to defend against ?

[@S2StrategicDefense]

@@panchopistola8298 it was during a semimar.. you think "active fights" happen during a seminar or do you think a seminar is a place where people learn?

[@panchopistola8298]

@@S2StrategicDefense maybe they should and the people you “ train” wouldn’t be victims …

[@S2StrategicDefense]

@@panchopistola8298 that's weird.. because over the 20+ years of training everything from domestic violence victims to martial artists to law enforcement to military.. none have been victims. Funny how training actually works... it's almost like they're learning something before they actually have to apply. Weirdos.

[@tizben]

Looks like You really need a lot of sparing practice for jkd. Lots of counter striking

[@S2StrategicDefense]

Training is required for ALL martial arts. No such thing as a magic pill.