Combat Jiu-Jitsu Knockout: Palm Strike Ends It Instantly
A Combat Jiu-Jitsu match at CJJ Worlds. The competitor in black stands over his opponent in the camo rashguard, who's working from seated guard. Open-hand strikes are legal here, and both fighters know it. The standing fighter circles, looking for an opening while his opponent tracks him with his legs.
The camo-clad grappler sits up, hands active, trying to control distance. His opponent in black steps in with a heavy left palm strike that misses. They reset. The standing fighter circles right, patient, waiting. His opponent stays seated, feet up, defending the angle.
Now the black-clad competitor steps forward again. The seated fighter reaches down with both hands, going for his opponent's legs. But reaching low means dropping his guard. His hands go to the ankles. His head's exposed. The palm strike comes fast.
Did he see it coming? Can you recover when your defense drops for just one second?
The camo-clad grappler sits up, hands active, trying to control distance. His opponent in black steps in with a heavy left palm strike that misses. They reset. The standing fighter circles right, patient, waiting. His opponent stays seated, feet up, defending the angle.
Now the black-clad competitor steps forward again. The seated fighter reaches down with both hands, going for his opponent's legs. But reaching low means dropping his guard. His hands go to the ankles. His head's exposed. The palm strike comes fast.
Did he see it coming? Can you recover when your defense drops for just one second?
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