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Yah, that is a pretty pathetic position!

 

Either thai clinch the back of his neck and start working your knees. (great access to the head in that situation).

 

Or work your uppercuts and hooks to his head.

 

Or, sprawl back and bring him down to the ground with you. Then begin the knees to the top of his head from the north/south position, or work for a submission.

 

Or, go straight for the guillotine choke standing.

 

He really has no offense from this position. It's a weak position that leaves him open to far too many powerful strikes/submissions.

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Guillotine him and choke him out.

 

What would be my first move. I'm drop on elbow on the back of his head, and drop him in Guillotine hold. I had a friend who tried that on me. He saw me and a friend from MA class with some gloves on, and wanted to "box" us. He go thrashed. The guys head is down, and he is swinging, he can't see crap, use that against him! Pommal the Lamer!

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Box the ears? You haven't heard of this before? It's an old technique and not necessarily a traditional "martial arts" move. Simply clap your hands over their ears. *Note: DO NOT TRY THIS FOR PRACTICE.* *It can hurt.*

"I am enough of an artist to draw freely upon my imagination.

Imagination is more important than knowledge.

Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world." Einstein

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he going for your stomach so pound the top of his head. Kick his shins, hit his collar bones.

The amateur shoots his hands out ferociously, but lacks any true power. A master is not so flamboyant, but his touch is as heavy as a mountain.

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Box the ears? You haven't heard of this before? It's an old technique and not necessarily a traditional "martial arts" move. Simply clap your hands over their ears. *Note: DO NOT TRY THIS FOR PRACTICE.* *It can hurt.*

That's an unerstatement; having his ears boxed is the reason Edison was deaf.

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That's an unerstatement; having his ears boxed is the reason Edison was deaf.

 

That's a bit of an overstatement. No one knows how Thomas Edison became deaf. However, he speculated it was from an accident as a child. He was trying to board a moving train and the conductor picked him up off the ground by his ears. That's how he believes he became deaf.

 

That's pretty different from boxing the ears.

 

Has anyone here actually tried this technique? Just wondering what the result was.

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