AVOID THE MISTAKE OF CONDITIONED BUT UNNECESSARY MOVING BACK
A common mistake many students make when facing a Boxer is to keep retreating, thereby letting the Boxer take the initiative
A common mistake many students make when facing a Boxer or any opponent is to retreat whenever an opponent makes a move. Many students have conditioned themselves to such a response. This results in giving the opponent the initiative. It also misses the golden opportunity of counter-striking before the opponent can recover from his first move. You should stay at your Bow-Arrow Stance, and make good use of body-movement to avoid the opponent's attacks and to counter-attack.
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| Right Spacing | Intercept Attacks | Class Practice |
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| Close Opponent | Class Practice | Not Like This |
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| Use Body Movement | Don't Retreat | Class Practice |
We wish to thank Dr Damian Kissey and the Kissey Family, the honorary organizers, for taking meticulous care to make sure every course participant is happy and comfortable.
We also wish to thank Mr Godfery Kissey of Ogingo Videography, Penampang, Sabah, Malaysia for kindly provideing us with the videos. Godfery is also a member of our Shaolin Wahnam Family. His telephone number is 60-88-731788, and e-mail address is godfery@pc.jaring.my.
Avoiding Mistake of Conditioned but Unnecessary Moving Back from Wong Kiew Kit on Vimeo.
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