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Nice sparring....

 

In TKD your not suposed to kick people in the nads... how come I get kicked there on a constant basis?

 

 

Do unto others, as they done to you.

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Fight taller opponents!!! :brow: :brow: :brow:

 

Wear a cup accidents do happen, when people get tired they dont kick as high, no one would intentionally kick you there in the dojo.

 

 

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well you are not the only. I too hold back some of my power while sparring and just being agressive getting punches and kicks in and good punches and kicks. But If i need to attack I could but I don't really do.

 

But you could try to spar like you have something against them or you like them but in the ring their your enemy!!!

 

 

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i somtimes i have this problem of going to easy on people, just not going as hard as how i should do, i somtimes get blamed for going too hard , when i am actaully going easy, cuz alot of people drop their guard constantly, like you would never beleive, so i tap them in the head, and the instructors are like "dont go too hard" , cuz no matter how light, a kick to the head always look brutal

 

however in terms of the other peolple in the group, heck they fight like seikos, like that one guy i just told u about ages ago, who is got his 1st degree now, jus cuz i am the same heigt of him, regardless of the belt, he kicks my head in proper, i hate those type of people, jus because their such good fighters, they feel they can treat their opponents like ****, and try experimental moves on us

 

dont go too easy

 

if they go hard on you, go harder at them back

 

peace

 

 

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invulnerable ?

 

Kick the phat guy in the gut!

 

 

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I posted before saying i always just tease people and let them try to hit me. I never got hit but this time i got wacked real hard.

 

So everytime i spar now i alway take them down before they can take me down. not always a hard take down thou.

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Hey Guys, I think Im cured!! All it took was an opponent that attacked me like a tazmanian devil ( a whirling mass of arms and legs). After that little lesson Ive gotten a wee bit more agressive and coincidentally a lot more effective. I just started to relax and it created opportunities instead me waiting for them. I just stopped looking for the perfect shot and just attacked.

 

I guess you learn somthing new everyday! :grin:

 

 

Pain is only temporary, the memory of that pain lasts a lifetime.

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Hiya.

 

I agree with Kickchick. I didn't like sparring at first because I didn't (still don't) like to be kicked in the head. I can take body shots all day, but not head shots. But I got used to telling my fellow students, "No head shots, please." They usually agree.

 

Really early on, I was affraid to get hit anywhere, but I just got in there and tried not to think about it. I kept my mind on BLOCKING lol. I still got hit, but I got used to it after a while.

 

As far as control goes, no I wasn't confident with my control at first. But I practiced at it. Now that I'm doin TKD, control is out the window lol.

 

So you're not the only one :smile:

 

 

Laurie F

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