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Low stances are something I already use when sparring "little people", usually back stance as this means they have a lot more distance to cover with their teeny tiny little limbs (you may be sensing some resentment about now). I tried keeping them at bay with kicks-worked quite well, the kid was off school for a month..lol

 

My instructor however has a habit of tying up my hands (not literaly) when sparring then kicking me in the back of the head when im pre-occupied.

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General tip: Keep your hands up and attack with everything you got. Also try new things. You will never learn without practise.
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Try to remember the 7 p's they come in useful before gradings.

 

-Proper Pre-Planing Prevents P*ss Poor Performance

 

Or Kiss

 

-Keep It Simple Stupid

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I too am vertically challenged. It helps to be fearless and get inside to jam the big guys. Once inside they cant extend their legs. They go from 4 weapons down to 2(thier hands). Remember when you are inside you can and will get hit so keep your guard up. I regularly spar a guy thats

 

literally a foot taller than me. If I do not get inside he will just maul me with his extremly long legs. Use a lot of side to side motion as the big guy will not be as quick as you are.

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

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