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Counter attack is a way to take control of the sparring match by taking advantage of the opponent's weakness when he attacks. A counter attack kick require precise reaction time and flexibility.

Evaluate your opponent's movement instantly and kick automatically in reaction. Counter attack demands quick judgment for good timing. For instance, use checks (feints) to induce your opponent to attack. When your opponent attempts the attack, counter attack right away. Pay close attention to your opponent's attack and counter attack technique and use this information to exploit your opponent's weakness.

The two common counter attack strategy are direct counterattack and indirect counterattack. In a direct counterattack strategy, both fighters counterkick at the same time while indirect counterattack, one fighter steps aside or blocks the kick of the opponent and then counters with a kick.

Direct Counter Attacks:

Kick as soon as they get within your perfect kicking distance. Don't hesitate. Commit or you will be hit! Direct Counterattack is good with motions because it hides your intentions. Back kick and back leg round kick are great hold ground techniques. Useful against aggressive fighters.

Against taller fighters, make sure to fight on their race distance not your race. Use long attacks like fast and skip kicks. Avoid direct back leg kicks instead use a step in round kick or inch in/lunging back kick.

Make sure to keep weight forward when you execute a slide back, switch out or slide out counter attacks.

After kicking, make sure to land forward in proper fighting stance. Don't land flat footed or land backwards because it delays your time to counter attack.

After you attack or counter an attack, make sure to clinch or move sideways from the opponent. Clinch if opponent is in crowded distance (punching distance). Don't stay in crowded distance because they can punch you in that range. Don't just move back either because they can kick you as you are moving backwards.

Indirect Counter Attacks:

Slide back and slide out - useful if opponent is kicking with a back leg round kick in closed stances (kicking your backside).

Switch out - useful if opponent is kicking with front leg round kick in closed stance or kicking with back leg round kick in open stance.

On first round, be conservative until you find out they're tendencies. Use more indirect counter attacks instead of direct counter attacks.

If you can't tell what kick they plan to throw then use back kick / jump back kick or jam them by clinching.

To counter punches, you should move to the side (using switch out or slide out) or use back side step. Never move back or step back because it gives them room to kick you.

Timing - for any counter attack, make sure to react (slide, switch out, and hold ground) as soon as they get within your race distance. Don't wait for them start the kick before moving because it's going to be too late.

A good sparing stance allows you to instantly adjust your kicks when your opponents changes motion. Making adjustments with good timing is a key to success in sparring.

If you miss a chance to counter, just don't dwell on the mistake because there are a lot of other opportunities. Remember opportunities are ever changing.

The article you have just read is just one of several informative articles on the subject martial of arts sparring that you can find here: http://taekwondotips.blogspot.com.

John Cruz is the sole blogger for Taekwondo Tips. John is a 2nd Dan Black belt in Taekwondo and trains at Oahu Taekwondo Center in Aiea, Hawaii.

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Want to know everything about Belly Dancing Bra Belt Sets, and every other possible topic about this wonderful past time? This article will review a common and very important topic regarding belly dancing.

Belly dancing bra belt sets are an essential item for any experienced or even amateur belly dancer. This belt you could say, is like the foundation of this type of dancing. We all know that belly dancing is focused on flowing movement of the hips and stomach region and this being said, it is important for a serious belly dancer to use a good belt that is matching and also accentuates the torso area.

Many shops stock amazing quality belt sets, all you have to do is figure out what style you are, and what color would suit you best, and then go ahead and get it! Usually brighter colors are better, because they seem to be more hypnotic and particularly exotic. Usually different colors help to bring out the skills and appearance of certain dancer types. For example a woman with dark olive skin might get a couple of belly dancing bra belt sets, most of them being light colors, like pale blue and pink, to bring out her exotic dark skin, whereas the belt that a woman with very pale skin would most likely be the total opposite, probably dark red and dark blue, these colors can even be mixed to create an amazingly different look.

What type of belly dancing bra belt sets are right for me?

Well, anything that you feel comfortable performing in honestly. If your favorite color is pink, then you should get pink, if you like tassels and sparkly jewels then get something with them on, do whatever makes you happy, because you will have a better mindset when your dancing and if you feel comfortable then you are sure to perform much better, it is a fact of life and is evident in everything we do. When doing an activity like belly dancing, remember that it's something you do for your own enjoyment, so make sure you keep it fun!

If you decide to take it seriously, there are many clubs that can cater for that purpose as well. In fact there are competitions that you can enter into that award prizes for the winners. But if you're like me and you just do it for the fun, then try and keep it fun and you will quickly improve your skills.

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