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by Amorphous Blob on February 8th, 2007

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In TaeKwonDo, Karate, or whatever martial art, when you spar, do you look at the center of your opponent's chest, or in their eyes, and why?

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  • by SoothSeeker on April 22nd, 2007

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    Look at The spot where the ribs meet. That way you will be able to see their shoulders and their hips. Every movement comes from the hips. And on a man your center of gravity is in your shoulders. So by looking at this spot you will be able to tell if he shifts his weight or if he moves any part of his body cause of his hips.

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