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Originally posted by Matrix
When you say that your upper body is "out of range of an attack" do you mean out of range FROM attack or out of range for you to use in an attack? Think about it.
Besides, why do I need to attack your upper body when I can just take your legs out from under you??
Matrix
I mean an attack is coming and you lean to avoid it, while kicking. So the opponent already had intent to attack your upper body. Kicks are best when they are unexpected, although I still think they are pretty effective even if they are expected. Heck, punches are best when they are unexpected, that's something I was alluding to earlier.