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Pukulan Basic Training- Make it real and keep it simple
Training partners need to go slow and in control to be safe and stay accurate on the attack lines, but intensity and purpose should be part of your partner training. While training, both trainees must keep distances as close to actual fighting scenarios as practical. Defending a realistic strong ...
