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KICKING
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A WIDE RANGE OF KICKS ARE USED. A KICK IS NEVER THROWN
FIRST WITHOUT A HAND BLOW OR FEINT TO DISGUISE IT. WITH
MING CHUAN KICKS THE KNEE JOINT DOSE. NOT STRAIGHTEN TO
AVOID DAMAGING IT OR FLEXING IT ON CONTACT, THIS ALSO
ALLOWS FASTER WITHDRAWEL OF THE KICK TO AVOID YOUR OPPONENT
CATCHING YOUR FOOT OR SWEEPING YOUR STANDING LEG. THE
FRONT KICK, ROUNDHOUSE AND OUTSIDE TWISTKICK USE THEBALL
OF THE FOOT FOR CONTACT AS OPPOSED TO THE INSTEP AS THE
BALL OF THE FOOTIS FAR STRONGER. |
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(SHOWN IN BREAKING), THESE KICKS ARE THROWN FROM A FRONT
ON POSITION WITH NO HIP IN THE TECHNIQUE, ALL OTHER MING
CHUAN KICKS HAVE THERE DISTINCTIONS TO MAKE THEM MORE
EFFICIENT AND POWERFUL.
OTHER USEFUL STYLES LIKE TAM TOI AND IRON LEG ARE INCORPORATED
INTO MING CHUAN. IN THE SAME PRINCIPLE AS A HAND BLOW
THROWN BEFORE A KICK IS USUALY THROWN BEFORE A KICK TO
DIGUISE IT, A LEAD KICK IS USUALY THROWN BEFORE A REAR
KICK. REAR KICKS AND REAR HAND BLOWS ARE TELEGRAPHED E.G.
‘COMING ALL THE WAY FROM TEXAS’ “WITH
A PUNCH LIKE JOHN WAYNE IN THE MOVIES”. THESE ATTACKERS
ARE EASY TO AVOID OR COUNTER. |
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