Lead Arm Block /Rear Arm Check followed by Lead Arm Counter

http://youtu.be/tyvdFjBca14

I tend to regard this as a ‘self-defense’ combination instead of a sparring combination.

I train sparring distances and timing and tactics differently than sparring distance, timing and tactics.

One is not better or worse, just different.

As others have stated before (and in much greater detail); ‘Self-defense’ situations tends to occur much closer, much harder, much faster and generally with more surprise than the defender seems ready to deal effectively with.

Training must be ‘fun’ or otherwise very important so that it will be done on a constant basis. Otherwise, reflexes will either not be developed at all or will become dull with disuse.

Without prejudice