This one’s not in the highest echelon, but we didn’t have a left hand attack video for it. Steve Castelli did a version off a right hand punch, but it didn’t really match what we had. I still don’t know why 45-50 are usually taught off of a left handed attack, but that’s been my experience. I did have one high ranking person suggest that many of the higher combinations may have been ‘outsourced’, and that the person assigned these was left handed.
Combination 94
This one was elaborate and a bit of a challenge to film – it requires a lot of control to execute. It took a few takes, and the blooper reel makes for entertaining viewing. The 90s are mostly complete at this point. We don’t have anything for 92 and we’re still figuring out 99 so if you have any leads on those let me know.
Combination 77
Here’s a combination with that ‘one-o’clock / nine o’clock’ entry footwork. There’s a hint of limb destruction and point of origin striking as well. Chris and I have noticed some repeating elements such as the footwork and the snap mare style throw in the 70’s.
