When your opponent is static, you can attack with "double wrists control". If your opponent attacks first, you can modify your "double wrists control" into "double spears", function your arms as 2 spears that rotate either clockwise or counter-clockwise, and deflect the incoming straight punch such as jab or cross. Your arms then act like an octopus arms that wrap around your opponent's punching arm. In the following clip, your "double spears" will turn into "neck wiping" and "under hook". By adding "leg spring", you can take your opponent down. This "double spears strategy" will be part of my "Grappling vs. Striking" book. All comments are welcomed and appreciated. [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HtIXgZu9OcQ"]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HtIXgZu9OcQ[/ame]
Thanks for that. I really like this and it's pretty much one of the entry techniques that I was taught in MMA. It also fits in really nicely with the parries I like to use against a jab and cross. Regards, Dave
