The subconscious reaction was different, very fast. He heard the other party's footsteps, or caught a glimpse of the other party's footsteps as they passed each other. He knew this subconsciously, but his subjective consciousness might not be able to react to it. In addition, I previously believed that the other party "already knew".
So after putting it all together, Tong Pengyi's subconscious immediately stepped forward and took a step forward. And while running, he turned around, raised his hands, and made an offensive and defensive posture.
It was also because of this sudden step that the Japanese agent made a pounce and missed. This is equivalent to giving Tong Pengyi a gap. Seeing that the opponent really attacked him and missed, Tong Pengyi took advantage of this attack and made a small swing punch with his right hand, hitting the opponent's head.
The Jaap's second reaction was very quick. He lowered his head to parry with his left hand, and punched forward with his right hand. The two sides moved too fast these times, maybe less than a second. There was a muffled sound, but both sides almost got punched. Originally, Tong Pengyi's fist swing was more powerful, but in the end, it was slightly blocked by the Japanese agent's left hand, taking away a lot of the force.
The Jaap, on the other hand, rushed forward with his right hand in a hurry, but the force was not complete at all and the distance was shorter. The strength was not good to begin with, so although both sides were punched in the face, they only felt pain but did not feel any dizziness.
The Japanese agent became fierce, screamed, and pounced forward again. It turns out that this kid has practiced judo. At the very beginning, I wanted to use judo's grappling and throwing techniques to take down Tong Pengyi, but Tong Pengyi's divine reaction made him dodge. Judo itself is very practical in close combat. Various joint techniques and wrestling methods can be used to great advantage when close to the body, or even close to the body.
In addition, he also let out a ghostly howl when he pounced. Although this means overwhelming the opponent in terms of momentum, it is best to scare the opponent, so that he can stand up and take the lead during the fight. Of course, this thing is basically impossible to have any effect on people with good psychological quality, even people with average or above, or people who have become red-eyed. Needless to say, my psychological quality is good. And people with red eyes are full of murderous intent. If you scream, I will be afraid of you? I will fight with whoever comes!
But the real meaning of this ghost's scream is to remind his companions who are following him: I have already taken action, please come over quickly to support me!
As soon as his hands were on Pengyi's arms, the Japanese agent suddenly twisted his waist, trying to do a judo mid throw, that is: while twisting his body, he used his legs and hips to hit the opponent's torso. In this way, he could Let the opponent's upper body lean forward, bending the waist and abdomen while also pushing up the center of gravity.
Using the power of twisting his waist and arms, he threw his opponent to the ground. Then there are the chain skills: after falling to the ground, do not let go of the opponent's arm, and it is two hands against one hand, forming an advantage. In this way, twist the body again to give this arm anti-joint. Or you can directly fall to the ground, grab the opponent's arm with both hands, use your legs to clamp it, then press the opponent's chest and abdomen, straighten your body, form a cross, and destroy the opponent's arm, etc. , are all possible.
But just when the Japanese agent approached him and twisted his waist. Tong Pengyi's first reaction was that he was a little slow. He originally wanted to lower his center of gravity and spread his legs. This was a very good anti-fall posture. The Japanese's move to rush forward was very powerful. Before he could prevent himself from falling, the opponent had already put his hands on his and started to twist his body.
But Tong Pengyi's second reaction was quick and accurate. Feeling that his center of gravity had just been moved upward by the Japs agent's legs, he simply tapped his toes on the ground, jumped up and pinched his legs forward.
This clamp is very knowledgeable. The left leg is turned horizontally to the right, and the right leg is bent downward to tighten the ankle of the left leg. Yes, knowledgeable people will understand immediately if they see it. This is exactly what Fan Keqin taught them, a martial art from South America called Bajou. In fact, Bajou is also derived from Judo, but it has its own specialties, development of moves, etc. So I really can’t say it’s the same as judo.
This move is called a leg lock in colloquial terms, but it is actually called a triangle lock or a triangle choke. It has a wide range of uses, including body locks, shoulder and neck locks, and leg locks. Especially when falling to the ground, falling to the ground itself means falling into a big disadvantage. But if you can skillfully use the triangle lock, it is one of the great skills that can turn defeat into victory.
At this time, after Tong Pengyi used it, he directly hit the opponent's waist. And because this little devil wanted to twist his body, basically, Tong Pengyi directly took an advantageous back position.
The little devil also knew at this moment that something was wrong, the opponent's personal skills were so good! So he stepped up his hands to grab Tong Pengyi's arm. But how could Tong Pengyi make him realize his wish? It's not easy to pull out the left hand. However, when the right hand struggled to resist at first, the little Japanese agent could not hold it tightly. Let him pull it out and hit the kid on the back of the head.
This is not a competition. There are rules that prohibit hitting the back of the head. It came from the fierceness, so the little devil's head was a little buzzing after this blow, but Tong Pengyi wanted to break free quickly, so he hit him with a little force, so the little devil didn't lose it all at once. combat effectiveness.
The little devil shrank his head in desperation and held the back of his head with his right hand to prevent Tong Pengyi from hitting the back of his head again. But with such a block with his right hand, Tong Pengyi's left hand was no longer one-on-two, but one-on-one. In the case of one arm versus one arm, unless the difference in arm strength and hand strength between the two parties is too great, it will be too difficult to completely control the other party to death.
So this time, Tong Pengyi was given the opportunity to use his left hand, and with a sudden thrust, he was out of control of the opponent. His hands were pointed at the back of the devil's head, and he was beaten hard.
The little devil had already fallen to the ground due to his center of gravity. This fall was on his back, and Tong Pengyi was on his back, so the fall shortened the distance, allowing Tong Pengyi to punch twice with both hands before he fell. But because the little devil shrank his head and covered the back of his head with both hands to protect him, he didn't do anything to him.
But the next moment, it was completely different. After falling to the ground, Tong Pengyi thrust his right hand through the gap on the side of the small Japanese agent's neck, and then bent it back. The left hand goes back, but the elbow bends forward...
