This one has a nice stabbing nuance to it and the
analytical part of your mind informs you your tibia just got shattered by a bullet.
Circle, circle, circle.
Your blood has even gotten thicker so your wounds
bleed less.
Stomp on his toes if you clinch.
Not very appealing is it?
Plenty is never enough for them and their lives
will always be dominated by a need to grab what they can get and hang on to what
they got. Your movement may create an opportunity - to run for it, or to strike.
Maybe some serious ones. Hit him in the biceps, or the back of his fist, or a
glancing kick to the shins. Plenty is never enough for them and their lives will
always be dominated by a need to grab what they can get and hang on to what they
got.
Fight or flight are the options, not bargaining.
What I mean is get moving. How about on the job? Your movement may create an
opportunity - to run for it, or to strike.
or check the docket of your local
court.
What follows is trickier, to say the
least.
Sit down from where you are and throw your feet
over your head until they touch the floor behind you. Feel your feet being relaxed
and getting traction as you pivot.
So give the kick over squat a try! The easiest way
to get a clinch is cover your face with your arms and charge. It tends not to
happen.
It tends not to happen.
Does that end up on the ground?
Or we go to the second location because putting up
a fight could get us beat up.
That advice about stay calm is bad advice. Many
people think form is useless.
We shot the first half last weekend, and I plan to
shoot the remainder this coming Saturday. Hit him in the biceps, or the back of his
fist, or a glancing kick to the shins.
Plenty is never enough for them and their lives
will always be dominated by a need to grab what they can get and hang on to what
they got.