09/10/2025
From Defense to Dominance: 4 Street-Ready Self-Defense Moves** π°
This sequence showcases several key self-defense techniques often used in real street encounters β emphasizing close-range engagement and the fast transition from defense to attack.
1. π‘οΈ **Panel 1 β Block / Parry:**
A forearm lift across the body to deflect or check an incoming punch β an initial defensive step to protect the head and create reaction time.
2. β‘ **Panel 2 β Immediate Counter:**
A direct counterstrike delivered right after the defensive move β a straight punch executed during or immediately following the block.
3. π₯ **Center Panel (3) β Full-Body Cross:**
A powerful straight punch using full body mechanics β strong forward lean, hip rotation, and rear-foot drive for maximum impact aimed at the head.
4. π **Lower Panel (also 3) β Close-Range Counter:**
A short, decisive close-range strike β a palm or fist drive targeting the throat or jaw, highlighting quick and precise motion at minimal distance.
Overall, this sequence underlines the dynamic nature of self-defense β swift transitions from guarding to striking back with control, precision, and power. Train your fundamentals, master timing and balance, and remember: true self-defense is about awareness, control, and ending the threat fast.
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