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Conditioning/baiting the opponent while setting up a layered decision for their various counters can reduce processing time and lead to big rewards. Du Dang does exactly that in my newest analysis video!

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Ryngevor 1 Jahr

up on YT and TikTok now as well: YT: TikTok:

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Javits Ariasvor 1 Jahr

@NuckleDuDang Amazing work with these man.

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PAR | Fem!Shepvor 1 Jahr

@NuckleDuDang I love these.

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Snapplecapvor 1 Jahr

@NuckleDuDang Great.. now we gotta deal with @NuckleDuDang 's head getting even bigger ty @Rynge_ also analysis was fantastic

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k1zmetvor 1 Jahr

@NuckleDuDang Always love these

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Yung Gambinovor 1 Jahr

@NuckleDuDang This is insane

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Spooky🐝vor 1 Jahr

@NuckleDuDang Drive rush jab is really good!

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@NuckleDuDang we aren’t ready for nuckledujay….

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