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Self Defense Techniques: Strikes in Martial Arts, Summaries of Physical Education and Motor Learning

Physical EducationSelf DefenseMartial Arts Techniques

An overview of various striking techniques used in martial arts for self defense. Techniques include palm strike, throat strike (tiger claw), hammerfist, extended knuckle punch, spear hand strike, and knife hand strike. Some of these techniques are not allowed in competitions due to their potential for causing harm.

What you will learn

  • How is a Spear Hand Strike executed?
  • What is the purpose of a Palm Strike in self defense?
  • Which striking techniques are not allowed in martial arts competitions?

Typology: Summaries

2020/2021

Uploaded on 11/09/2022

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Download Self Defense Techniques: Strikes in Martial Arts and more Summaries Physical Education and Motor Learning in PDF only on Docsity! WHERE TO STRIKE Palm Strike/Palm Heel Strike Your hand is open with the fingers tucked in to strike the chin or nose. It is a good self defense technique, but very illegal in competitions. Throat Strike/Tiger Claw You form a C with your hand and strike at the throat of your opponent. Tiger Claw is not allowed in any competition. Hammerfist A downward motion hitting with the padded part of your hand that can go over an opponent’s guards. This punch can also be thrown off a turn or spin to add more force. Extended Knuckle Punch It is used as a stinging strike to hit a weak part of an opponent’s body such as the temple. Spear Hand Strike This is an open hand strike, where all your fingers are fully extended and it resembles a spear. Target areas for this strike are soft parts of the body like the side of the neck. Knife Hand Strike This is the karate chop move, where you chop down on an opponent’s neck with the outside ridge of your hand.
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