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One Touch Principle

One Touch Principle

This article is not about the dim mak-the fabled death touch. It refers to a universal situation: first contact between enemies in a combat situation.

At the very start of combat there is a moment when the 2 combatants touch for the first time. Remembering that what we contemplate we naturally become more aware of and gain power over then this initial contact is worthy of our attention.

The hypothetical ideal martial artist would only touch the enemy once. A long drawn out battle, saps strength and increases the chance that something can go wrong including the unwelcome interference of other attackers.

One touch does not necessarily employ a single knockout strike. It means that as soon as contact is made it should be maintained until victory. If someone trains to maintain and master this intital first contact then they will have a fantastic advantage in the martial realm.

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