Carl Sparring Drills Counter the spins

[@DavidAkubardiya]

What i noticed is that Trent is reading the body language well and is able to counter accordingly to Riley’s attack for example when Riley lifts his leg up Trent is able to counter and time his counter perfectly to the time Riley attacks

[@marting6037]

Fantastic masterclass - thank you fellas. A lot of info to take on-board - probably gonna need several views for any of this to stick but all good.

[@JalynCroft]

I just ran across this channel and I love it! Keep up the good work!

[@ayokay123]

I wonder why we don't see more of these analytical breakdowns on ytube. This is excellent.

[@externitiy3692]

I lost it when the coach starts giggling. 😂

[@bossafahka2089]

I love how they showing me the techniques counter

[@prinsfloor]

Question: I always teach my students to keep their hands in a guard position (palmok daebi makgi) during sparring. Is there a reason or benefit to keeping your hands low to the side of your body?

[@QuantTradingSociety]

There is no reason to keep it low I always jeep my hand up in a tight guard so I can blitz with my hands after throwing a few side kicks as it gets there faster

[@VanRoonMartialArts]

@@QuantTradingSociety hi team! I came across this randomly :D Ok so one thing you notice with top TKD fighters is they often hold their hands down. What you find if you do a lot of dynamic kicking and footwork is that when you guard is held high it can throw off your balance / axis of rotation during kicks and make it more difficult to adjust the distance and timing. Having a tall posture with hands lower makes things easier. Of course there is a downside but TKD generally relies on footwork as a defensive skill rather than covering which is more secondary. Cheers! Carl van Roon

[@QuantTradingSociety]

@@VanRoonMartialArts thank you very much sir for the reply I asked my instructor about this question aswell and he gave me a similar answer.I agree it is that bit easier to have ur hands down .

[@Bigman22424]

@@VanRoonMartialArts very wise

[@lomachenkorpg]

My teacher learnt us to keep the back hand in guard and the front one down and completly relaxed to surprise the enemy with a fast jab, but it depends on the distance

[@Tylerthegrappler]

The five dislikes are from people who don’t understand scoring. Lol.

[@willwilliams1974]

that is awesome

[@okish02]

Any punches anytime soon

[@robertbaker3126]

The fighters keep fighting an open stance they should switch stance to close stance and throw the reverse

[@glyndavies4613]

Inside round

[@okish02]

This is so hard to watch

[@gtsscott]

Please Pick YOUR Guard Up - Unfortunately Teaches Students Bad Habits. Glad to See Less Bouncing to.

[@jojolafleche158]

Taekwondo Have a realy bad habit with their no guard