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Thread: All you need is one simple technique

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    My Sitaigung Lai Chin Wah was a peacekeeper in malaysia, he would use the technique Black Tiger Steals Heart to end the majority of the conflicts he would resolve.

    Single Tiger Emerges from cave to open or close the guard, then Black Tiger to finish the opponent in one or more continuous strikes.

    It is the first technique we learn in our school and my favorite technique as well.

    "Victorious warriors win first and then go to war, while defeated warriors go to war first and then seek to win."
    - Sun Tzu

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    Perfecting a handful of techniques as your primary ones is invaluable however, what I have noticed is that the fighters become predictable. A good fighter will fall for the same sequence of movements once or maybe twice, adjusting to what he experienced.

    A fighter with a larger arsenal of techniques, combat movements and concepts will be able to counter the technique the second time their opponent tries to execute it and use it to their advantage. Of course their are exceptions to any rule.

    Another factor that is beneficial about a larger arsenal of techniques is that even though you might not use or practice certain ones all the time... when the time comes to recall the movement based on the situation your body and mind will react accordingly.

    It makes the fighter unpredictable and being unpredictable gives them the upper hand.
    Last edited by pateticorecords; 11-29-2012 at 08:03 AM.
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    Martial Arts are More for self development,. If you want to just hurt people , get a weapon or a taser gun, if your so worried about being attacked.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Robinhood View Post
    Martial Arts are More for self development,
    If you train

    - combat and you say that you train health, you are humble.
    - health and you say that you train combat, you are cheating.
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    Quote Originally Posted by pateticorecords View Post
    Perfecting a handful of techniques as your primary ones is invaluable however, what I have noticed is that the fighters become predictable.
    That's why we should not tell others what our "door guarding techniques" are. Sometime we try not to use it too often. If we just want to be a little bit better than our opponent, we can "hide" ourselves very well.
    Last edited by YouKnowWho; 11-29-2012 at 01:22 PM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by YouKnowWho View Post
    If you train

    - combat and you say that you train health, you are humble.
    - health and you say that you train combat, you are cheating.

    hahahaha... so true!
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