What is the difference between an internal oblique split and an external oblique split?

The forward split force is large, the pole speed is fast, the main use of the end of the baton to rub the point attack, the connection action is slow, the attack surface is small, but the distance is long, the general long-range attack after the withdrawal of the attack range, and the connection action is generally retracted, generally as the main braking attack, it is a light or not out of the enemy move.

Internal oblique slash Compared with the forward slash, the power is small but the speed is slightly faster You can use the whole stick to hit the enemy The attack distance is short and can be accompanied by the action of rushing forward and dodging when attacking The attack surface is small and belongs to the sticky attack Because the move can be connected to the outer oblique slash or rebound forward slash, it is often used Sometimes it is often used to cover the defense.

The external diagonal slash has a slightly less powerful and slower speed, and is a cover move.

Forward Split, Inner Diagonal Split, and Outer Diagonal Split can all exert the power of one-hit defeat, mainly depends on your strength, reflection ability, experience, and how to combine different moves for different enemies It is not a continuous move that is powerful in one go, but whether your effective attack hits the enemy's vulnerability The stronger the enemy, the weaker it is in a certain aspect This is the Tao Taiyin Sun That is, the weaker the enemy, the more you must strengthen the attack there Find it and defeat the enemy with one hit.

First of all, the power of these sticks is not the same! The strength of the positive split is the greatest! The second is the internal oblique split. The force of the external oblique split is the smallest! The angle is not the same either!

If you are holding a stick in your right hand, usually the inward diagonal split is from the top right of the body to the front of the body and the bottom left (near the left waist).

The outside split is from the front of the body, from the top left to the bottom right, which usually looks like this.

Of course, how comfortable the action is and how to come varies from person to person, so watch the video more.

The attack is made in different parts, in front and on both sides.

The force is the same, relying on the wrist and waist force to split in two different directions.

Because the oblique split can be used with the help of twisting the waist to exert force, and at the same time use the strength of a series of muscles such as the upper legs, waist, shoulders, and arms.

The forward split cannot rely on the strength of the legs and waist, and can only rely on the abdominal muscles and upper body muscles. Therefore, it is more inconvenient to exert force.

Just like in boxing, hooks and uppercuts are easy to use, while hammer punches are difficult to exert and only appear in grappling and are not as powerful as freestyle ground punches.

If you want to increase the power of the forward split, you can consider jumping up and using the gravity of the body to split when you land, but this is obviously too large in the range of action, and you will not be able to hit the opponent at all.

Horizontal, vertical, split, oblique, a thousand moves will not be as good as a move.

Upstairs. That's what the nunchucks are. Back then, I played around on my own and had a solid foundation. Then the nunchuck master taught me the fancy. I'll have a plenary meeting in a few days. Because his movements are not much different from mine.

Here's how I practice: first do a fixed-point split, find a rope to tie a can, keep changing the height, keep changing the angle of the split, practice the forward split and sweep, and change the position, that is, simulate different directions of the ball, and practice your body to react differently. When you can hit the ball at all angles, you can hit the moving target, and at this time you can basically catch more than eighty percent of the ball, because the speed of the badminton ball is not fast.

Practice makes perfect based on physics.

Practice makes perfect, and there are no shortcuts.

If you want to use nunchucks for self-defense, it is best to use wooden nunchucks. Metal nunchucks, although easy to injure, are also easy to hit after hitting the target**. Wooden nunchucks also feel better than metal ones, and they are not easy to drop.

The grip is easy to ignore by many beginners, and the actual grip is to hold the middle end of the stick, because this position is the most difficult to get rid of, and it is also easy to exert force.

The actual combat techniques of nunchucks include splitting, sweeping, pumping, beating, etc., if the opponent has an iron rod in his hand, a short knife and the like, you can also use nunchucks to strangle. "It's not more about the tricks", and practicing the splits and sweeps is enough to defend oneself and hit the gangster's face, head and shoulders. Splitting and sweeping may seem simple, but if you can use them properly, you need to practice a lot of time and pursue strength and speed.

You can practice air strikes for half an hour every day, and you can experience power and control in practice, and you can master it after about a month. If possible, you can practice and communicate with other enthusiasts to further improve your actual combat ability.

Both of these require a good application of wrist force. It's not realistic to want to learn actual combat quickly. It takes some time to learn and practice.

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