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    Quote Originally Posted by bawang View Post
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    Its' not really about how many techniques you know, though having more than 1 is a good idea.
    It is about how much you have exposed your techniques to.
    If you have mastered 8 techniques and have exposed them to all manner of situations and environments vs the bets trained you can find, then you will be able to pull those techniques off against pretty much anything anyone can throw at you.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sanjuro_ronin View Post
    Its' not really about how many techniques you know, though having more than 1 is a good idea.
    It is about how much you have exposed your techniques to.
    If you have mastered 8 techniques and have exposed them to all manner of situations and environments vs the bets trained you can find, then you will be able to pull those techniques off against pretty much anything anyone can throw at you.
    I like this concept ! 8 techniques is plenty enough put up against all plethera of situations.

    ginosifu

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    Quote Originally Posted by ginosifu View Post
    I like this concept ! 8 techniques is plenty enough put up against all plethera of situations.

    ginosifu
    Okay. We'll spar. You only get 8 techniques. I get unlimited and when I find those openings your 8 techniques don't defend against I get to hit you as much as I want

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    I think you both kind of missed the point, LMAO !
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    Define "a technique"?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Syn7 View Post
    Define "a technique"?
    To me, a technique is a tool in your toolbox such as roundhouse kick, upper cut, elbow lock, hip throw, ... I like to call it "finish move - something that you can use it to finish a fight".

    If you can master 8 good techniques such as:

    - jab,
    - cross,
    - hook,
    - upper cut,
    - front kick,
    - side kick,
    - round house kick,
    - flying knee,

    You are a very good striker.

    A simple technique is only the starting point. It's the root of a tree. There are many branches that can grow out of that tree. In order to master a single technique, you have to master a set of techinques.
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    Cool. Just wanted to make sure we are on the same page. In the past I have heard different definitions.

    What about defence?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ginosifu View Post
    I like this concept ! 8 techniques is plenty enough put up against all plethera of situations.

    ginosifu
    Agree. If more than that is needed in real combat, pull out your external weapons or pick up something on the sidelines.

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