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I was wondering what the best tactic is, to get away from someone to

be able to use some kicks. If your oponent stays with you, what are some

moves to use.

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I noticed that you have experience in Judo as well. Taking that into account I would recomend a throw while close in to give yourself space where a kick could be used. Ultimately any technique that will end up creating space, either by moving the attacker or yourself can be used in this sense. Don't rule out the close in options though such as elbow strikes, joint locks, etc.

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Posted

thanks for the info! I just started a couple months

ago and my school teaches TKD with a little

Judo and Aikido.

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Posted

in taijutsu our kicks are weird cause our chamber isnt a chamber (its hard to explian with type) but we have the equvilant to a sucker punch with kick where you kick like playing Hacky sack and the whole leg can be used to kick even the knee

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Posted

close your fists and move them to the front side of your face for protection(around the part of the nose) and hunch a bt so your elbows protect your abdomen.

move diagonally trying to meet your opponent by his side(while you remain with your torso facing him)

try to deflect your opponents punches to quickly strike your opponent in fornt of you(do not give him your side)

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Posted
I was wondering what the best tactic is, to get away from someone to

be able to use some kicks. If your oponent stays with you, what are some

moves to use.

What you're experiencing here is one of the disadvantages that TKD has, in that they need room to kick. If the person you're fighting wants to be close and stay close to you, then your kicks are not going to work.

Use your judo and possibly consider crosstraining in a system that uses their hands more. Many fights end up close in, if not on the floor. both are weakness's of TKD IMHO.

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Posted

A boxers jab is perfect for this use. Step out with a stiff jab to the face. It will keep him from following.

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Posted

Thank you all for the ideas.

next sparring session, I will punch enough until I can get some distance.

I would use some judo, but we only do that on the mats and not during

TKD sparring and neither can I use the Aikido unless I'm on the mats or

training in self defence. We sparr with no contact :-? I don't like

no contact :kaioken:

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  • 3 weeks later...
Posted

That's why I decided to take Wing Chun. I took Kyokushin as a kid, then got into Tang Soo Do, and through both I noticed that if someone plows you, you're done! Found a WC school nearby, started goin out of curiosity, now I'm HOOKED. It's probably the most effective training I've taken, I'd highly recommend finding a school or studying the concepts via training tape and a friend (not the BEST idea.. .but better than nothing) or finding a WC practitioner to train with.

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