Recommended exercises for learning and improving tactical actions
Conducting a fight with direct single and double blows to the head and torso, with combined defenses, supports and dodges.
Conducting a fight only at a long distance using direct blows to the head and torso, as well as maneuvering. In this case, the sparring partner must impose a close distance on the combat horting athlete.
Conducting reconnaissance of the fight. Using deceptive actions to identify ways to protect the partner.
Identifying typical deceptive actions, for example, before an attack. A combat horting athlete must gain practice in preparing attacks with false blows that distract the partner's attention, use various deceptive actions in order to weaken the opponent's defense and strike.
Conducting a fight only at a close distance using methods of entering a close distance fight, when the partner avoids a close fight and keeps a long distance.
When attacking one partner, give the other the task of counterattacking him, using first simple forms, i.e. single and double strikes, then series in repeated and counter forms, develop attacks with series of strikes, conduct offensive, counter and defensive combat with the transition to counterattack.
Systematically practice conducting your favorite techniques of attacks, defenses and counterattacks.
Conduct the combat at a fast pace. Strive to score as many points as possible through throws.
Improve in conducting the combat:
against an actively attacking partner;
against a partner who keeps a long distance;
against an athlete who seeks to conduct a close combat;
against a tall partner;
against a partner who conducts the combat in a low stance;
against a heavier partner;
against a lighter and more mobile partner;
against a tempo athlete;
against a left-handed person who fights in a right-sided stance;
against a partner who is waiting and adhering to defensive tactics.
Before a training fight, the partners, knowing each other, tune in to carry out their tactical plans according to the coach's instructions.
The coach must be able to select partners for training tactics and lead a training fight, treating both partners equally attentively. For such training, it is useful to invite combat horting athletes with their coaches from other teams who are less familiar with the style of fighting.
During combat practice classes, combat horting athletes should be given independence in choosing technical means, not to interfere during fights, and to use temporary breaks between fights for instructions.
In the practice of studying tactical techniques, means of tactical training, one should select partners with different fighting styles for free training fights, give certain technical and tactical tasks and require their fulfillment, taking into account the partner's preparedness and capabilities. Learning tactics should be everyday for both novice athletes using elementary technical means and for masters with all their complex and diverse techniques.
"Horting Encyclopedia"
Eduard Yeromenko
© 2014
