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HIGH
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ANGLES OF ATTACK.

a. No. 1 Angle of Attack. A downward diagonal punching attack directed straight toward the de
slash, stab, or strike toward the left side of the de- fender’s front.
fender’s head, neck, or torso.
f. No. 6 Angle of Attack. An attack directed straight
b. No. 2 Angle of Attack. A downward diagonal down upon the defender.
slash, stab, or strike toward the right side of the de-
fender’s head, neck, or torso. g. No. 7 Angle of Attack. An upward diagonal at-
tack toward the defender’s lower-left side.
c. No. 3 Angle of Attack. A horizontal attack to the
left side of the defender’s torso in the ribs, side, or h. No. 8 Angle of Attack. An upward diagonal at-
hip region. tack toward the defender’s lower-right side.

d. No. 4 Angle of Attack. The same as No. 3 angle, i. No. 9 Angle of Attack. An attack directed straight
but to the right side. up-for example, to the defender’s groin.

e. No. 5 Angle of Attack. A jabbing, lunging, or These could be the main forms of attack that we
may face. This idea demands the application of

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