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Do you use this block for blocking a jab?  

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  1. 1. Do you use this block for blocking a jab?

    • Yes, I do
      2
    • No, not me
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Slip or lateral deflection. I'm afraid that that block leave you opened for a front kick just above the belt.

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nah, you can "catch" jabs like you said, pineapple, without gloves on- its not terribly difficult.

 

as for "catch"ing it like a baseball... i wouldnt try that against anyone who knows how to punch at all.

 

as for the second picture- yea, thats kind of what i meant by the forarm/elbow block only i usually dont just stick it right out there.

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yeah, when i first went they were teaching me 10 blocks and one of them was that.

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ummmm,

 

in an ideal circumstance;

 

i use my rear guard hand(open at my chin,) to slap the jab toward opponents centerline, while stepping/weaving to opponents outside to counter.

 

why this works for me=

 

1..most people i spar will shoot lead-jabs so quick they break the lead-guard-hand instantly, if im already preconcieved to block with my backhand and simultaniously counter with my lead, im in a more advantagous position.

 

2..once opponents punch has reached a certain distance the counter can be landed when opponent is offbalance due to 4ward lean.

 

3..jabs arent really powerfull enough to worry about blocking with both hands.........id be more worried about what follows the jab.

 

4..stop hits work wonders on even the hardest/quickest fighters.

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