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Your goal is to keep your assailant moving backward as you overwhelm them with strikes. While they are moving backward and defending themselves, they will have few opportunities to make an attack of their own.

Drive through with your hammer-fist strike, stepping forward as you do. With your attacker bent over, the back of the neck is a good target to aim for. As you strike, pull your left hand back so that it can be used to make another strike.

Once again, bring the rear foot forward and make another eye strike or cradle-strike while setting up your hammer-fist strike.

This process can be repeated over and over again. You don’t have to alternate every hammer-fist with an eye/throat strike; it may be more effective to throw several hammer-fist strikes and only use the eye/throat strike as a way to move them back if they aren’t moving fast enough in response to your hammer-fists, causing you to get jammed up. As soon as it is safe to do so, disengage. If you end up forcing your assailant into a wall or similar where they don’t have an opportunity to disengage, they will be forced to come back at you fighting. It is rarely a good idea to stay too long attacking an assailant in such a position.