JKD - FMA Kali Trapping Range Ακαδημία Μαχητικής Τεχνολογίας Jeet Kune Do στην Αθήνα! Website: jkd.gr Facebook: ift.tt/1ggqeTH Πληροφορίες για ιδιαίτερα μαθήματα: ift.tt/1alwLgI The ability to intercept, then destroy your opponent’s intentions efficiently and ruthlessly can be achieved in trapping range. Bruce Lee realized very early in his quest for martial excellence that most Caucasians were much larger than most people from the east, and although Bruce would never shy away from a fight, the last thing he wanted to do was go toe-to-toe with someone bigger and stronger than himself. With that in mind, one of the biggest revelations Bruce had was that most martial artists in the 1960s and ’70s trained and fought in maybe one or two ranges of combat.; they specialized in either kicking and punching, trapping or grappling. At that time it was unheard of to cross-train in another martial art, let alone in multiple styles. Bruce realized that most arts consisted predominantly of kicking or punching while very few specialized in the lethal art of trapping. Although there’s a fine line between the trapping and grappling ranges, a clear distinction needs to be made between trapping techniques and trapping range. When we say trapping, we’re generally talking about the momentary immobilization of a limb in order to score with a hit. Trapping range, on the other hand, not only encompasses a whole series of traps but also the concept of fighting in very close quarters, terminating an opponent with some of the most vicious and brutal tools available to human beings–head-butts, knees, elbows and eye-gouges. These are tools that put people out of commission very quickly. Size and strength become a mute point when we’re talking about thumbing someone’s eyes, slamming our head in their face, then kneeing their groin. By combining these tools, we’re creating a synergy of violent technique that is incomprehensible to most people. The most damaging range in the Filipino Martial Arts is trapping range. You can barrage your opponent with knees, elbows, headbutts, low line kicks, stomps, sweeps and standing choke outs. In the Filipino Martial Arts, trapping doesnt just refer to techniques, but to the range itself. When an animal is trapped in a cage, it cannot move forward, backward or side to side. This is what the opponent will feel like against a trapper. Trapping range is reached when two fighters start our in boxing range, where all the punching takes place. The two fighters now get into a clinch where they are both too close to punch. This is trapping range, where muscle destructions, hand immobilizations, knees, elbows and headbutts take place. While in trapping range, you will be using a lot of forward pressure while you are hitting. It is very hard to defend against all these strikes when you are being forced to back pedal. _______ FOLLOW LIPSapp Hits56 Radio _______ FB: r-js/1uOEA6Y / TW: r-js/1us3SdS / Listen to LIPSapp Hits56 Radio r-js/1imT49y #thewho #beatles #elvis #jimihendrix #dylan
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