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I understand what you're saying Frederico, and in a limited way I agree. What I'm saying isn't heroic. It's simply using what is available to limit the ways in which you can be attacked. By moving quickly to interpose an attacker on the flank between you and the other attackers, say. Or by attacking...

Director Clements does a much better, cleaner job of isolating and finishing one opponent then turning to do the same to the other opponent. To use the tactics of creating multiple fights you have to go fighting multiple opponents with this assumption: You can win all small fights you create, and f...

http://youtu.be/RWUImz7hHwQ This is an example of creating many one on one fights http://youtu.be/EY5LOGtefAc This man continues to make one on one situations keeping only one in striking range at a time. Start this one at 8:20 http://youtu.be/ov_iVrHy4_A He moves so as to keep only one in striking...

Hello Ray, I believe there are two things you're not taking into account 1)group tactics are different than individual tactics and 2)tactics will dictate techniques. Without knowing precisely what part of the battle you're searching for answers for I'm hesitant to offer much, but I believe the tech...

Something I have been thinking about lately and had discussions with folks about. 1. Will what you do on the battlefield be different than the things you allready have learned from the masters? 2. Mutiple opponents fighitng different than what you have learned? 3.Why dont' we see group tactics? My ...

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