okay, for training the headbutt-technique...i have one for the broke crowd. i have a neck high wall that i place a heavy padded box on--so
it's just jutting over, toward me. my particular box has a broken cast iron ceiling fan. this carries enough weight to move slightly forward with
a wee bit of intention. after ten strikes, i have to skirt the box back within range. so the routine is: stiffen up my neck and look a wee bit
down so i can't actually see my target--or the posture is wrong. at the last second, because i'm trying to add a slight bit of a strike quality
to it, i dip my head just a little bit more upon impact. if i try and even minimally take in the visuals, i hit too high on the forward. there's a
favorite spot on my head that is between mid and corner, but still following an imaginary hat line (as Richie describes), but my hat line is
more like a small beanie (perhaps i have less brain). i think you have to experiment so you don't feel that mild palsy-stun feeling that
comes when you have too much of your forward, and not enough of the top part.
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