04-29-2008, 07:08 AM
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Originally Posted by 47MartialMan  I would move in with my leg checking his and jam from close range.
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Originally Posted by WC_Lun I second this. Come forward with a lot of forward power too ( stance power not striking power as I understand the limitations of that in a tourney ) He'll fall back. Do that a couple of times and he'll be completley out of his game...his hands will probably be down as well. Second choice is thrust kick to his chambered leg. | You're giving me similar advice from what Lady Fighter has suggested. She said I should charge with an ax kick that is aimed at his head but would probably fall on his leg as he extends it. And, yes, he doesn't use his hands much if at all, so I could pummel him with punches from close range.
So the concensus seems to be that I need to jam that extended leg and close the range for strikes. Correct?
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