PVC Concrete Dummy Drills Demo

by EagleScout316

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Intro: PVC Concrete Dummy Drills Demo

Just a quick view of what the finished product looks and acts like.

9 Comments

dmonguy 12 years ago

Wing Chun Baby!

8bit 14 years ago

Keep that chin down.

EagleScout316 14 years ago

That's part of his style. Most people might think it's stupid, up till they come and train in our particular style, which focuses on building up an individual's style.

8bit 14 years ago

Thats fine for artistic interpretation and all, but a flying chin is a very nice lever for a KO and a beautiful opening for a choke/ throat strike all of which could be avoided or greatly diminished by that one simple and easy precaution.

EagleScout316 14 years ago

To get to Danny's face, you have to get past his legs, which he's got great control over. Moreover, Danny knows about his chin being a target, and uses that to his advantage, as Americans as a culture will try to knock someone out by means of a head shot. And in knowing that, and creating the perceived idea that someone can hit him very simply by going for his chin, he creates a trap, and thus can focus all his energy on counter attacking. Either way, this video is aimed more at discussing the training dummy that I made, so please, let's keep comments on that, and not on someone's personal style. We all can talk for the next 100 years about what's effective and what doesn't work, but we'll never really know for each individual until we actually meet with them and see for ourselves. -Peace & Knowledge

8bit 14 years ago

As you like. Just trying to be helpful.

theRIAA 14 years ago

isn't it supposed to swivel?

EagleScout316 14 years ago

I just realized you were talking about this video, in which the Dummy is barely being turned. Danny was going through block-touch drills, where almost no force is used on the opponent, thus, almost no movement as a result from the opponent. The other video with me in it shows the full horizontal spinning capabilities of the SDEV Dummy

EagleScout316 14 years ago

Well, it's supposed to spin only on a horizontal plane. Mixing in a vertical and horizontal plane to give the idea of an opponent that moves on angles is an interesting concept I will take into consideration about a future Wooden Man project, but for the time being, I'll just be focusing on how to make this project based on the original idea of being moved on a horizontal axis. But totally, dude, thanks for the awesome idea. =)