Five Ways of Attack
| SDA | Single Direct Attack | In SDA you simply strike the opponent, Classic examples are the jab and the lead kick. The SDA is the most simple yet the most advanced of the 'ways of attack' |
| ABC | Attack By Combination | ABC is a logical extension of SDA in which you throw several attacks in a row, one or more of which may land. Examples are jab-cross-hook and front kick-round kick. |
| HIA | Hand Immobilization Attack | In HIA you trap one or more of the opponents limbs as you attack, thus overcoming possible defenses at preventing counterattacks. Examples include pak sao-lop sao or a simple foot trap. |
| ABD | Attack By Drawing | In ABD you intentionally leave an opening in your defenses, hoping to draw the opponent into a predictable attack which you may then counter. |
| PIA | Progressive Indirect Attack | PIA is often considered the most sophisticated of the five. In it, feint at one or more targets and then attack your real objective without withdrawing the attacking weapon. |
Designed by Ovidiu Semenea
