Combination 88

This combination is a bit odd, as you have no initial footwork for the block and counterstrike. Once you start moving, it has a fun flow. I particularly like the knee to the face / heel kick to the far knee at the end. We’re making good headway towards completing the archive, but there are a few techniques left where we don’t even have a written description. If anyone has a line on 92 or 104-107, please reach out. This one has a high confidence level as I learned it from Jim Bryant in the early 2000s. For many of the others, Chris and I have been recreating these mostly from written descriptions, so if you learned it first hand, feel free to send in a video if you feel we are off track.