02-05-2011, 12:05 AM
(This post was last modified: 02-05-2011, 12:10 AM by Twin-Skies.)
Sparred HayWire the other day; I keep forgetting how hard it is fighting a lefty 
She's learning to mix up those head an body shots now though, and I find myself having to learn how to block from angles I don't normally have to worry about when facing orthodox fighters.
On the plus side, I got to test a swayback counter my master taught me before. The idea is to weave my head right before the strike lands, while simultaneously swinging the weapon in a vertical fanlike motion. The end result is a near miss to my head, and I land an intercept shot on my opponent's forearm or hand.
If she keeps up her progress, I'll have to wear my rubber shoes again.
She's learning to mix up those head an body shots now though, and I find myself having to learn how to block from angles I don't normally have to worry about when facing orthodox fighters.
On the plus side, I got to test a swayback counter my master taught me before. The idea is to weave my head right before the strike lands, while simultaneously swinging the weapon in a vertical fanlike motion. The end result is a near miss to my head, and I land an intercept shot on my opponent's forearm or hand.
If she keeps up her progress, I'll have to wear my rubber shoes again.
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