Hello my name is Susmithin and I'm the creator of KO Method with the Elisabeth Processor of Finances South of Pennsylvania. I'm also the owner of the Secret Service Fitness with the little Kurt and Kurt of Mexico, California. I was around recording this. So then I'm going to go ahead and demonstrate for you guys with a few of my students some soap work that you can do in order to position yourself around a both Orthodox or South Paul fighter, both you being in Orthodox or South Paul fighter. So basically I want to demonstrate for both fighters how to deal with both fighters as far as footwork to position yourself from wanting to irritate your opponent from the angles that you'll be using with the footwork because of the positioning you're going to be using, how you're going to be dictating the range, controlling the distance with that footwork, and also positioning yourself for a good shot to either knock out or whatever the case may be. Let's see. So today I want to show off that I have my new samurai gear. I've got my samurai shield, my samurai shield, I'm not just kidding. So protect them gear obviously. Alright, so I'm going to go ahead and start off with Warrior Steven here. I'm going to go ahead and get started with demonstrating how to do the footwork, how to drill it to position yourself against both the Orthodox or South Paul fighter. First we're going to start with the Orthodox fighter dealing with both Orthodox or South Paul. Alright, we'll start with the Orthodox or South Paul fighter. So this one is going to be the footwork, it's going to be borrowed from the best way I can put it is, Mike Tyson. He's the one that does those angles where he was a little squirrel off, side hops to the side so that he can hit. He'll be right here, side hops to the side, hit right there. Alright, and you can use that style for both South Paul and Orthodox against South Paul or Orthodox. Alright, so there we go. So what you're going to do, I'm signing my card, you're signing your card. So what you're going to do right now is you already know this one goes over to the simple one is where you do both footings. So you're not just going to go one, two, you're going to do both. So you're going to end up all the way on my side basically almost 45 degrees angle if not 90% especially, I mean 90 degrees especially after I throw a string, a string right over there, right? Alright, again a string. There you go. So you're actually just going on a string line. You want to just throw yourself in a pivot, exactly. Dip as you throw yourself in the pivot, so dip and then you're right there ready to go. Alright, so here we go. Alright, so let's see you want to be over here though, because now you're knowing your range. Even though you can lunge in, you're still knowing your range. There's those things you get. Now as far as shove in, you should end up over here, your foot should be over here, your front foot. Alright, so it's almost there. Alright, so you get in this half and a stand. Alright, go ahead. Right here. Bam, so see how much more I'm inside. So see how I dip first. First I dip and then I went over, I got to tell you the first step is to sit up. Yeah, I know it's just a chunk. Yeah, so this is one step. And then exactly, yeah. Alright, so we'll show you guys from the front. Alright, well the back of hand, that way you can mirror him if you're in orthodox. Alright, so go ahead and step home. And now it's on the side. Alright, if I'm facing you, so go ahead and step. So he's way over here, way to my right. He's way almost on my full peripheral right there. Alright, so now we're going to show you how I waxed to do that one a few more times. So again, get back in the front so they can mirror you. So if you're in orthodox, you can just mirror him right now. Alright, so real slow. So first is the step to create a little bit of this. So step to the right and a little bit towards me. Because that's what's going to make me either flinch or you know, kind of hold that punch back. Because I don't want to hit a shoulder. If I hit that shoulder, it's going to stop my shoulder. And I can injure not only my shoulder, but this one came my shoulder, but also break my fingers, right? So right there, what he's going to do at there is a double skip to the side. Alright, so he's going to shift his weight over shoulder back to position of power and skip at the same time. Skip over his bone. So now, I know you can't see from that angle, but he's actually in good stance. Both of his feet are pointing towards me the proper way. Alright, and then right there, what he would do, he could either finish with the straight, bone to the chin. Alright, straight to the stomach. Alright, or he can go either jab straight hook all to the same side. Alright, so jab straight hook. Exactly, either way. Alright, the one I recommend the most so that you can distract the elbow opponent. Alright, first is to jab to the body. And that does have to be a hard one that will get my attention down here. Bam! Alright, that's the main one. You always want to hit him in the chin if you can. If not, you've got to make that head somehow rumble, make it jerk around so that it can miss your opponent's equilibrium. Alright, so that would have gone far. Alright, so that would have gone full speed. Alright, just like that. Alright, one more time. Again, watch, make sure he sets up first by just side stepping. That's going to make him evade the punch, slip the punch, and that's going to add the momentum. The kinetic energy he needs. So, somewhat of a... is he centrifugal? Oh yeah, centrifugal force. Because yeah, even though he's hopping with both feet after that first step, he's technically throwing that right foot further back out to make him pivot. But, at the same time, instead of just pivoting on that foot, he's actually throwing himself over. Alright, let's see, so we're starting to see. Alright, so this time, again, to stop right there, you'll see that we're on mat. I'm just going to step back and he'll be perfect lying to shoot down my target, any target that he sees. Alright, go ahead and boom, boom. Alright, so, stay there. So, see right there, he was pointing anywhere if he can chew with any shot right here. Any shot he wants, because I was right here. Alright, so, and then, he's out of my peripherals for the most part, almost. Alright, so right there, I can block, but he can take advantage of me very easily. He can step into me, do I step into me, do the sparring shell, alright, because he's pushing me. Let's do it from here, so that he can end up sideways. Alright, boom, boom. Alright, so right here, sparring shell, then, shoot, and then right there, hit me. Alright, he's shooting me. Alright, I had to fix my footing right there, also I was going to land a hook, and out of position, alright. I don't know if you guys know this, I instinctively, when he hit me, I went this way. Alright, the reason why I did that instinctively, alright, is because now, I can get range easily. Alright, most people won't even do that. Most people will block first, step away, and then try to position again. That's too many motions, right? Anyhow, so, let's do a stockpom. Actually, you know, so, so, so, I ran it. Now, it's going to be a little awkward for you, because now you're going to go, you're going to throw your right foot exactly completely over. Alright, so, that's an incase you throw it, it's an orthodox, and they're going to throw a hook on you, alright. Straight hook, or something like that, alright, so, there you go. Straight hook, right now, he's way behind me. Alright, if he's only the hook, so, let's put a first dip on the trotter, like that, and then, exactly. Alright, to that mercy out, to that feel weird, that momentum. So, find a way to, yeah, no, that's really fine. Alright, maybe do use a pro jab or something, or a pro straight, alright. Exactly. And see, even if I'm blocked, even if I'm blocked this way, alright, let's look at some openings. I got some openings down here, and he's going to fire one, two, three shots easily. Alright, that's what I freaking, he can do the, the, the, the, the Wing Chun Peter Fatter, boom, boom, boom, boom, and then come over with a, they making two, where the case may be. Alright, so, once again, let's show it on this side. Alright, so on this one, you don't add that extra set. Alright, what is going to be, the momentum is going to gather, it's going to make you, you've made the shot, and get a little bit of distance, as you gather the momentum, is that sway. So, he's going to sway over, boom, alright. Do you feel like, actually, try to step over what you're right, as you're swaying over, and then skip one more time. What you're right, so, so that's it. So, if the hook is coming, bring the hook, bring the hook over, boom, and then come over, with the punch. Alright, so, the first go ahead, boom, exactly, and then, think, yeah, but come over with the punch as you're, as you're hopping over. So, you're going to step over, boom, exactly, and then hop, exactly, like that, and then use that momentum. Alright, again, from this side, alright, so, boom, so, almost had it.