Think about the intention behind each teep being used... to intimidate, to cut off, to set up, to frustrate, to knock out. Each fight will have its own unique context for the teep. Study hard, and don't be afraid to ask questions during or after class to your instructors.
Sunday, December 7, 2014
Offensive Teeps Fest (videos)
Here are some excellent fights to illustrate some of the points we have been discussing in our last week of classes. When you watch these fights, you will see teeps utilized offensive maneuvers (and some defensive as well, although good offense and defense are essentially two sides of the same coin).
Think about the intention behind each teep being used... to intimidate, to cut off, to set up, to frustrate, to knock out. Each fight will have its own unique context for the teep. Study hard, and don't be afraid to ask questions during or after class to your instructors.
Think about the intention behind each teep being used... to intimidate, to cut off, to set up, to frustrate, to knock out. Each fight will have its own unique context for the teep. Study hard, and don't be afraid to ask questions during or after class to your instructors.
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