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Old 06-16-2006, 11:16 PM   #1
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Sune uke (shin block)
How do you do the shin block (Sune uke)? The way ive been taught is toes pointing down, the trad Muaythai way is toes pointing out(although there is a camp apparently teach it pointing down aswell). Ive seen enshin instructionals teaching it pointout. How are you learning it, how do you do it. any toughts of pro and con between the versions?
Do you know of other variations in how the technique is done?
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