"Monk begs for Rice" in MMA

[SoCo KungFu]

Thanks! Those are my good old days. Here is the 8/11/1987 right mouse button click pattern US4686522A.

http://www.google.com/patents/US4686522

Just allow me to brag a bit more (When you have reached to my age, you will have nothing left but bragging).

http://imageshack.us/a/img12/5328/inventbk.jpg

Wait wait wait. So you're the reason I can make those little porn movie boxes fullscreen? FULLLLLSCRREEEENNNN
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You're my hero.

[-N-]

For the past 30 years. The right mouse button click to display a menu is my patent.

YKW stole the concept from TCMA.

When the left side is occupied, use the right side to switch technique.

[MightyB]

Thanks! Those are my good old days. Here is the 8/11/1987 right mouse button click pattern US4686522A.

http://www.google.com/patents/US4686522

Just allow me to brag a bit more (When you have reached to my age, you will have nothing left but bragging).

http://imageshack.us/a/img12/5328/inventbk.jpg

As a multimedia professional, you sir, are my hero.

[Eric Olson]

This is a pretty bread and butter San Shou catch (indeed, it's even in Cung Le's book) . The key is that there is no "chasing with both hands". You CATCH the kick with both hands, you DEFEND the kick with your feet. It's very difficult to defend a decent linear kick with your arms, first line of defence should always be range control (as with linear punches). Once the kick has failed to reach you then it's relatively straightforward to catch it with both hands.

Even if it does reach you, just iron shirt that sh!t and you still get the catch when they try to retract the leg.