Muay Thai & TKD cross training

[47MartialMan]

Originally Posted by WC_Lun

Just adding my 2 cents worth...spinning techiques are slower than direct line techniques. If you are getting hit by them then the first step should be to figure out why you are getting hit by slower techniques and work to eleminate that problem.

Breaking your ulna is a sign that you are taking too much force against force. Don't block directly against any strike at the end of its power cycle. Even if you keep it from hitting its target, you will take damage. Learning to stop an attack before it gets started is the best bet. If you can't do that then stop it before it gets to its power.

Good luck on sparring after you heal up!

I have to agree. Expressively- that taking such force is a sign of not having a good blocking method or method of parrying/redirection. Such skills of equal importance than just striking (in striking combatives)

[Joemoplata]

***yawn***

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[MaliMisho]

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[wong]

well simply speaking,TKD sparring in conservative with protective gear,limitise explosive power and strikes where in MT sparring,everything is raw power,speed n combination strikes which allow u to feel wht is REAL POWER whn u tk it seriously,fyi,if u nd some inspiration on MT sparring,look up at Ramon Dekkers Training n Fight Clips.Ciao n good luck!