http://youtu.be/S0jDnBwGM_4
These six basic blocks work to deflect an incoming punch to my head or upper torso.
The passive draw; give a target only to take it away.
The idea is to draw an attackers’ punch and then block. The attacker must strike first and where I am ready to defend. So in order to work, the blocks will already have to be in the beginning position to block or they will be too slow.
Without prejudice
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