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Handfighting is one of the single most important aspects of any discipline that allows grabbing and grappling. Here I detail ways from both stances to use handfighting techniques to control the range, find openings, and make proper use of our hands. This is the tip of the iceberg and is a topic I'll be revisiting again. check it out!
Savate 101: Chasse Bas A Quick Comprehensive Guide.
For those that don't know, @dr-grayson is an avid student and teacher of Savate (among other martial arts). And he's been sharing his knowledge of the striking arts on YouTube. Here he explains one of the staples of the martial art - Chasse Bas, or the low-line sidekick. Go give this a watch, a like and subscribe to his YT channel to help him grow his audience.
I went to check the Rotten Tomatoes audience score to rub my opinion in your face and I see it’s at 83%!! I honestly thought that film was a fucking nightmare from start to finish. Shit script, shit action sequences etc. I’m surprised to discover the general public liked it.
It’s a 6.1 on IMDB. WHAT THE FUCK IS GOING ON? I genuinely hated it with the passion of a thousand poets.
dr-grayson replied to your post “I have a slightly weird obsession with tornado kicks right now and am...”
Love me some tornado kicks, not savate true but I throw mine with a savate flair and I have a ton of fun doing it
BY ALL THAT IS HOLY (understand : Bruce Lee’s side kicks, Bas Rutten’s liver shots and Genki Sudo’s dance) PLEASE TELL ME MORE
We back! Been awhile but we return with some fun high kick trickery. Not every answer but here's a few that I've been able to prove positive in my experience. Always worth remembering, technique is worthless without tactics. I hope these methods serve you all well, check it out!
I consider the ability to shift an important aspect of an advanced striking game. However it can be very easy to be caught between stances if you aren't being subtle. Here I detail some of my favorite ways to initiate the shift, change to southpaw and then make use of the newly created open stance matchup. Check it out.
While kicking people in the dome is one of my favorite things to do, we cannot discount the importance of striking below the shoulder line. Whether it was my BFS instructor Prof Salem Assli, my BJJ MMA Instructor Sensei Erik Paulson, every last one of my instructors spent time emphasizing working the body. Here's just a handful of ways you can find easy routes to strike the body. Check it out!
Spin Kicks are fun, flashy and inherently high risk. Landing one can change quite a lot but so can whiffing. Here I give you some very low risk and easy to employ counters to punish that pesky spin kicker in your life.
