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In an open position attack with your left leg forward, what is a potential follow-up if your opponent doesn't react to your initial left leg fake?
In an open position attack with your left leg forward, what is a potential follow-up if your opponent doesn't react to your initial left leg fake?
- Tornado kick.
- Execute a right leg roundhouse.
- Immediately reverse front leg.
- Continue attacking. (correct)
When your right leg is forward in an open position, which attack involves sliding and using both legs?
When your right leg is forward in an open position, which attack involves sliding and using both legs?
- Front leg double.
- Sliding front leg round, right leg SH. (correct)
- Right leg round, tornado, left leg SH.
- Cut, clinch, left hand punch.
If an opponent prefers to counter with a front leg round kick, which fake is MOST effective?
If an opponent prefers to counter with a front leg round kick, which fake is MOST effective?
- Step in with back leg fake. (correct)
- Sliding front leg round.
- Right leg round, tornado.
- Front leg double.
In a closed position with your left leg forward, what BEST describes the follow up after a front leg roundhouse?
In a closed position with your left leg forward, what BEST describes the follow up after a front leg roundhouse?
Which attack is MOST suitable when your opponent tends to counter with a back leg kick, and you are in a closed position?
Which attack is MOST suitable when your opponent tends to counter with a back leg kick, and you are in a closed position?
In a closed position, if your opponent kicks with the SAME leg as your front leg, what counter options are available when your left leg is forward?
In a closed position, if your opponent kicks with the SAME leg as your front leg, what counter options are available when your left leg is forward?
If your opponent kicks with the OPPOSITE leg as your front leg in an open position, and your right leg is forward, what is a suitable counter?
If your opponent kicks with the OPPOSITE leg as your front leg in an open position, and your right leg is forward, what is a suitable counter?
Your opponent does a sidekick variation. Which of the following is mentioned in the content as a counter?
Your opponent does a sidekick variation. Which of the following is mentioned in the content as a counter?
In an open position with your right leg forward, when your opponent counters with a right leg roundhouse variation, what counter option is available?
In an open position with your right leg forward, when your opponent counters with a right leg roundhouse variation, what counter option is available?
In what situation might you use a fake to elicit a specific response from your opponent?
In what situation might you use a fake to elicit a specific response from your opponent?
Flashcards
Left Leg Forward Open Attack
Left Leg Forward Open Attack
In an open stance, faking a left leg attack to provoke a reaction, then using the right leg to attack.
Fakes Against Front Leg Kick
Fakes Against Front Leg Kick
A tactic where you step in with a back leg fake, anticipate your opponent's roundhouse, and counter with a back kick or shin.
Left Leg Forward Closed Attack
Left Leg Forward Closed Attack
In a closed stance, use a light front leg roundhouse to gauge distance, followed by a right leg back kick.
Fakes Against Back Leg
Fakes Against Back Leg
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Same Leg Roundhouse Counter
Same Leg Roundhouse Counter
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Opposite Leg Roundhouse Counter
Opposite Leg Roundhouse Counter
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Sidekick Variation
Sidekick Variation
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Right leg forward open position ATTACK
Right leg forward open position ATTACK
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Study Notes
Attacks
Open Position: Left Leg Forward
- Left leg fake leads to right leg question mark if opponent reacts.
- Left leg fake followed by continued attack if opponent doesn't react.
- Fake back kick transitions into immediate front leg reversal.
- Right leg round, tornado, left leg SH when the opponent often backs up.
Open Position: Right Leg Forward
- Sliding front leg round with right leg SH continued with back kick or escape.
- Front leg double attack.
- Cut used to clinch followed by a left hand punch.
- Sliding front leg round into a left leg round then escape.
Fakes (Opponent prefers front leg kick)
- Step in with back leg fake that counters with a back kick or SH when the opponent does front leg round.
Closed Position: Left Leg Forward
- Front leg round feeler followed by tight leg back kick.
- Front leg round variations.
- Double round attack.
Closed Position: Right Leg Forward
- Front leg round variations.
- Front leg round feeler with the left leg back kick.
- Double attack.
Fakes (Opponent prefers back leg kick)
- Step in with back leg fake and counter with back kick/Shin when opponent does round.
Counters: Opponent Kicks with Same Leg as My Front Leg - Closed Position
Left Leg Forward
- Back kick/SH used when opponent does left leg roundhouse variation.
- Slide/lean back and then counter front leg round when opponent does left leg roundhouse variation.
Right Leg Forward
- Back kick/SH used when opponent does right leg roundhouse variation.
- Slide/lean back, then counter front leg round when opponent does right leg roundhouse variation.
Opponent Kicks with Opposite Leg as My Front Leg - Open Position
Right Leg Forward
- Cut kick used when opponent does left leg roundhouse variation.
- Slide to the left and counter with a roundhouse when opponent does left leg roundhouse variation.
Left Leg Forward
- Slide to the right and counter with a roundhouse when opponent does right leg roundhouse variation.
- Cut used when opponent does right leg roundhouse variation.
Opponent Does Sidekick Variation
- Cancel kick and counter.
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