Attacking Mace (EPAK Yellow #9) : Defense
Attacking Mace (EPAK Yellow #9) : Defense
Attacking Mace (EPAK Yellow #9) : Defense
Defense
Step 1:
Step back toward 6:00 with your right foot to form a left neutral bow stance.
Deliver a left inward block to the outside of your opponents right arm.
Deliver a right straight thrust punch to your opponents right rib cage.
Circle your right hand under and outside your opponents right arm to grab and pull your
opponents arm with your right hand.
Plant your right foot forward towards 12:00 checking the inside of your opponents right knee.
Additional Information
Name
As previously stated, the mace is symbolic of the fist. The name here derives from your opponents attacking
fist.
Attack
The ideal phase has the attacker in front of you possibly in a left neutral bow. The attacker then steps towards
you with their right foot as they deliver a right thrusting vertical punch to your face, neck or upper chest.
Targets
Groin/Bladder
Right kidney
Backup Mass
Body Momentum
Torque
Considerations
What if
your opponent precedes his punch with a right step through kick
your opponent punches with his right hand then follows with his left?
Related Techniques
Dance of Death
Thundering Hammers
Darting Mace
Sleeper
Flashing Wings
Glancing Spear
Desperate Falcons
Aggressive Twins
Historical Notes
The 1975 Accumulative Journal ends with the right snapping ball kick by having you plant back
towards 6:00 into a left neutral bow stance with your hands up in a fighting position.
Historical Versions
1975 Accumulative Journal
ATTACKING MACE (front straight right punch)
1.
With feet together drop back with your right foot into a left neutral bow stance as you execute a left
inward strike outside of opponents right punch.
2.
Pivot into a left forward bow stance as you execute a right straight thrust punch to the right rib cage of
your opponent keeping your left hand open in a checking position at on or above his right elbow.
3.
Circle your right hand down in and around (countergrab) to become a grab out side opponents right
wrist, and as you pull him in toward you strike him in the right rib-cage or solar-plexus with your right front
snap ball kick. From your right kick plant down and back into a left neutral bow stance, with your hands in
the fighting position.
4.
With your feet together, drop back with your right foot toward 6:00 into a left neutral bow stance
(facing 12:00), as you execute a left inward block to the outside of your opponents right punch. During
this action, your right hand cocks forward and slightly to the right of your solar plexus (fist clenched and
palm up). (This action will turn and momentarily check the width of your opponents body.)
2.
Immediately pivot into a left forward bow stance as you execute a right straight horizontal thrust punch
to the right lower ribcage of your opponent. Make sure that your left hand is open as it checks your
opponents right elbow. (Your action should cause your opponent to bend forward at the waist, and to be
forced back slightly.)
3.
Circle your right hand clockwise so that it travels down, out, over, and around your opponents right
arm as you countergrab the outside of his right wrist. Immediately pull your opponents arm diagonally and
down past your right hip, while simultaneously delivering a right roundhouse kick to his groin. During this
action, cock your left hand slightly above your left ribcage (fist clenched and palm up). (Your kick and pull
should cause your opponent to bend forward even further, thus exposing his right kidney.)
4.
Drop forward into a right forward bow toward 12:00, while simultaneously executing a left snapping
vertical punch to your opponents right kidney, with your right leg ON AND OVER THE LINE OF ENTRY.
(Make sure your right knee is inside of, but over your opponents right knee and pressing up against it.
Your punch combined with your buckle will drop your opponent to the ground, as well as move him away
from you.)