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Bridging the Gap Part 2: Making the Opponent Vulnerable
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3 Components
1. Manipulate Distance
2. Manipulate Angle/Position
3. Set the striking lane to a clear and unobstructed path to the target
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Bridging the Gap Part 1: Keeping yourself Protected
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Bridging must keep you protected while making the opponent vulnerable. This video demonstrates 3 key components that help keep you protected.
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Notes on Mantis Boxing Counter Punching
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Quick Notes on the various isolation/continuity drills to develop counter punching reflexes.
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Mantis Boxing: Counter Punching
SDFitnessMartialArts
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Various drills to develop counter punching reflexes.
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螳螂拳 Mantis Boxing Pad Drills
SDFitnessMartialArts
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Giving Chan a 20 minute crash course on training Mantis Boxing techniques and combinations on the striking pads.
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Demo Practice at NAB SpecWar
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Practicing before Martial Arts Demonstration for the United States Naval Amphibious Base Special Warfare center.
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螳螂拳 Praying Mantis Kung Fu Leaking Hand
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San Diego Praying Mantis Kung Fu Class Notes 3/28/11
Check out our detailed breakdown at:
http://www.sandiegofitnessmartialarts.com/blog/entry/1686051/san-diego-praying...
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螳螂拳 Mantis Kung Fu: Responding to Rigid Defenses
SDFitnessMartialArts
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Chiao Men: Knocking on Door. This principle piggy backs on hyper-reflexive defenses that open gaps in the opponents guard.
The solution is to relax the arms and block w...
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螳螂拳 Mantis Kung Fu: Consolidating Motion Tiger Gate Variation
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In this variation, we are redirecting our offenses to the tiger gate, also known as the outside of the opponents rear hand. The indicator is that the opponent parry's and ...
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螳螂拳 Mantis Kung Fu: Consolidating Motion to Develop Mantis Boxing Quickness
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一步三捶 Yi Bu San Chui: 1 Step 3 Punches
The 1 Step 3 Punches combination embodies the principle of consolidating multiple attacks in minimal movement and motion.
The ...
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