For years I was th proud owner of a copy of a Korean War-era US Army hand-to-hadn combat manualIt advocated a strike to the bridge of the nose with the edge of the hand (the so-called judo chop or Karate chop) as the best way to knock out an opponent.It seems like that, and the fore-knuckle punch where you punch with the middle knuckles of the fist, these methods do not seem to be very widely taught anymore.Everything now seems to be more boxing oriented, and Krav Maga fist to the jaw oriented, which the Army manual says is a poor move.How do you feel? Do you have any experience that would directly relate? And what do you think about the fore-knuckle fist strike?
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3 pound pork tenderloin Olive oil 3 to 4 ounces Cajun rub 1 cup fresh spinach leaves 1/2 sun-dried tomatoes 1 cup shredded jalapeno jack cheese Preheat oven to 325 degrees FBaste the tenderloin in olive oil and generously rub with the Cajun rubBake for about 30 to 40 minutesRemove the tenderloin from oven, split in half and stuff with a layer of spinach, sun-dried tomatoes and shredded jalapeno jack cheeseGrill stuffed tenderloin for 20 to 30 minutesSlice and serve immediately.
