I have compiled 5 sets of street fighting techniques for dealing with shovels and shared them with you.
First, pedal the abdomen and sweep the back
1. Preparatory posture: the enemy holds the middle of the long handle of the shovel in his right hand, holds the end of the long handle in his left hand, and stands with his left foot in front; We hold a short stick in our right hand and stand with our left foot in front of us; confrontation between the two sides (Figure 1);
2. The enemy struck us in the head with a shovel; We immediately step forward and left, holding the stick upwards to block the middle section of the shovel’s long handle (Fig. 2);
3. Immediately, our side quickly kicked the enemy’s abdomen or vulva with the right right leg (Figure 3);
4. Taking advantage of the enemy’s next disc, our right foot quickly falls forward and approaches, and the right hand holds the stick to continue to block the middle section of the enemy’s shovel long handle, and at the same time slams the enemy’s head with a left swing fist (Figure 4);
5. Constantly moving upwards, while the enemy is hit in the head and bending over, our side quickly slashes down the enemy’s back or back of the head with the stick of our right hand (Figure 5).
Second, split the head and kick the ribs
1. Both sides stand and face off in a prepared posture (Figure 1); The enemy steps up to the right and pokes forward with a shovel in our abdomen (Figure 6);
2. We immediately dodged to the left to dodge, while pushing the left hand outward to block the middle section of the long handle of the enemy’s shovel (Fig. 7);
3. Without stopping, we push down and press the middle section of the shovel, while striking the enemy’s head with the stick of our right hand (Figure 8);
4. The upward movement does not stop, and our side quickly kicks the enemy’s right rib with the left leg (Figure 9).
3. Kick your knees and split your head
1. Both sides stand and face off in a prepared posture (Figure 1); The enemy slashes our left rib from the outside in with a shovel (Fig. 10);
2. We immediately step forward with our right foot and turn to the left to dodge 90 degrees, while holding sticks outward to block the middle section of the long handle of the enemy’s shovel (Fig. 11);
3. Immediately step forward with our left foot and kick the knee of the enemy’s left leg with the right kick (Figure 12);
4. Keep moving upward, step forward with our right foot, and at the same time grasp the middle section of the long handle of the enemy’s shovel with our left hand, and use the stick of our right hand to split the right side of the enemy’s head (Fig. 13);
5. While the enemy is hit in the head, our side kicks the enemy in the abdomen with a right kick, and at the same time grabs the enemy’s shovel with both hands (Fig. 14).
Fourth, the strike arm kicks the yin
1. Both sides stand and face off in a prepared posture (Figure 1); We take the initiative to attack, step up to the right, and slash the enemy’s right arm with a swing of the club in our right hand (Fig. 15);
2. Immediately grasp the middle section of the long handle of the shovel with our left hand and pull it back, while kicking the enemy’s lower vulva with our left leg (Fig. 16);
3. While the enemy’s vulture was kicked and bent over and bowed, our side quickly smashed the enemy’s head with the stick of our right hand (Fig. 17);
4. Without stopping, our side took the opportunity to seize the enemy’s shovel and at the same time kicked the enemy’s abdomen with a left kick (Fig. 18).
5. Sweep the neck and hit the chest
1. Both sides stand and face off in a prepared posture (Figure 1); The enemy slashed diagonally at my left thigh with both hands with a shovel (Fig. 19);
2. We quickly slide to the right to dodge and dodge, while slashing the left side of the enemy’s neck diagonally with the stick of our right hand (Fig. 20);
3. Taking advantage of the enemy’s neck hit, our side quickly stepped up to the right, pressed the back of the enemy’s neck with both hands, and at the same time slammed the enemy’s chest with his left knee to subdue the enemy (Fig. 21).
