double hip, backhand, over hand straight right. with a little angle to target.

On a good day i can knock over a free standing punch bag with a properly set punch like that.

Do a web search for Peter Consterdine. he is unreal.

I do like a short tension wing chun punches, as it is much more likely to "get in."
In the end once you can do all punches with the speed, power and accuracy needed to take someone out, it is all academic.
Would hope to take an opponent out with a lead hand jab really.

mark

spinning back fist?

right hook holding a roll of nikels and brass knuckles to the temple

a flying kick maybe?

under my wing, what kind of ma do you study?

[QUOTE]Originally posted by captn:
Don't hold me to this but i'm pretty sure under optimal conditions its a reverse punch.

reason is entire bodyweight and momentum can be placed behind it - as well as rigid support structure (shoulder - torso - hip - straight alignment) [/QUOTE]

I agree, the reverse punch is the most powerful punch when executed correctly with hip rotation.

Right cross or Left or right hook.

Right cross bc of least execution time.

sraight blast

Straight blast or a good uppercut. Cant believe that got left out

For me it's a right hook.