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Originally Posted by Kromm
But try an All-Out Attack (Double) in retaliation. Use the first attack to make a grapple on the torso of the enemy who just did his own All-Out Attack; as he did an AOA, he is unable to defend. Turn the second attack into a Rapid Strike for a takedown and then a pin, as is entirely legal; see p. 128 of Martial Arts. Normally the -6 would hose you, but it isn't much of a deal-breaker on a takedown or a pin owing to these things being Quick Contests against which an enemy who did an AOA gets no resistance (p. 114). All you have to do is not botch your own rolls; use Flurry of Blows (p. 131) if you need to be sure.
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Ok, I think I've missed something, but this came up just last week so it's fresh in my mind - you can't combine Flurry of Blows with All Out Attack, only Attack. In fact, you can't use any of the extra effort options from the Basic Set with All Out Attack or Move And Attack, only with Attack (not sure how they combine with Committed Attack).