Mahalos

[A N T S]

Thanx Jim & Jake (If I'm correct, I've met you @ Jim's class). If it is, then "aloha dude, how ya been?" I love to focus on lead limb strikes- to take advantage of my speed- hence the question about the correct or most effective way to execute a lead leg Thai kick.
The cross was something that crossed my mind and will train that with a passion. The cross counter should be effective against an opponent in either lead I presume?
As with the lead leg calf kick as well- It's probably most effective being an inside Thai kick rather than an outside one huh in that it will get him more off balance.
But yeah, when ever I'm sparring I always try to find "habits" dat my opponent does before attacking. Or just observe everyone as they spar with each other.
I'm definitely glad to have this forum to communicate with you martial art masterminds there in da 808 state. It was fun training with you all and enjoyed your knowledge of the arts, friendship, and company. I'll definitely give all of you a call the next time I'm in town so that we can all train and hang out. You all take cares & god bless.

ALOHAZ,

Ants

And since everyone has a favorite quote, I figure I'd add my 2-cents.....Wanna hear it.....Here it goes:

"If you fail to PREPARE. Then prepare to FAIL."

[Jake]

Aloha A N T S,

To be honest with you, I am really bad with names, so we very could have met and I not remember your name. I think it has something to do with all the lapses of continuous blood flow to my brain due to succumbing to numerous chokes from Jim, Molly, Chad, Chris and Joe at that sweat box Jim made us train in. I will admit that I met alot of good people and great martial artists at his gym.....Hey! Wait a minute. If I met you there, that probably means you choked me out too. So it's your own fault I can't remember your name.

Aloha braddah!

P.S. - killer quote man!