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ghettoperson wrote:

-=CB=-krazykarl wrote:

SenorToenails wrote:

I'm surprised no one suggested this:

Bas Rutten FTW. he knows what he is talking about! and he dont f**k around, it is ALWAYS best to yell to anyone in earshot that you feel that you are being threatened, and your life is in danger, but yell as you are doing your best to eliminate the threat. if you truly feel that you are in danger you are within your rights to protect your life and your property!

Edit: spelling

I'm assuming he's Dutch, as he sure as hell sounds it.

He don't look like a smoker to me =/

PeoNinja wrote:

Yaocelotl wrote:

TKD does not work in close combat. The weak point of TKD is close range, sure they can kick but they can't punch for shit.

why would u want to punch when you can break the other guy limbs     crack then he piss on himself



Also u can take off one shoe and tell him u gonna beat the **** out of him with the shoe. 
He is going to make fun of you, and thats when you kick him in the balls.
What do you learn from that?













Always have the element of surprise on your side

That you haven't been in your life in a fight. Everyone, I say, everyone hates guys that sheapshot and or sucker punch. Great display of skills tbh.

Yaocelotl wrote:

thtthht wrote:

Oh, and if you really want to learn how to fight in a streetfight, join the marines.

That or learn sambo or krav maga

Krav maga is deadly, I'd love to train in that type of martial art.

Yaocelotl wrote:

PeoNinja wrote:

Yaocelotl wrote:

TKD does not work in close combat. The weak point of TKD is close range, sure they can kick but they can't punch for shit.

why would u want to punch when you can break the other guy limbs     crack then he piss on himself



Also u can take off one shoe and tell him u gonna beat the **** out of him with the shoe. 
He is going to make fun of you, and thats when you kick him in the balls.
What do you learn from that?













Always have the element of surprise on your side

That you haven't been in your life in a fight. Everyone, I say, everyone hates guys that sheapshot and or sucker punch. Great display of skills tbh.

I thought the idea of a fight was to defend yourself, not impress the asshole who attacked you with your fighting skills.

Judo is a good option.
All the other martial arts risk injury to yourself or accusation of assault.
Once the guy is on the floor he's no longer a threat.

otherwise go to some self defence classes.

Flaming_Maniac wrote:

Fight dirty. If you're actually only thinking about self-defense, that shouldn't be a problem.

might as well...no one fights with honor any more

lol my uncle was trained for SAS, he always fucking  pushes into pressure points he takes on all me and my cousins in a fight. He is a firefighter just now, but he didnt want to be in SAS, but he passed the tests for SAS, but he said he couldnt kill someone in cold blood, pretty reasonable imo.

but if i had the chance to be in SAS , i would.

Assuming that you're not fighting the same person each fight presents its own unique challenges and threats.  There is really no way to prepare for a street fight since they happen for the most part at random, and there is no way to strategize your moves during a fight since you're running on instincts and the average fight last only a few seconds with very few punches actually being thrown.  Some basics tips that I was taught in my youth as a competitive fighter were always stay on your feet.  Kicks to the knees and groin or legs sweeps you can get away with but trying to kick above the waist will result in the breaking of that particular leg by the other person.  Keep you damn hands up!  Your fist should be up but not in front of your face as you could very easily end up punching yourself if the other fighter hits your hand with his fist.  Your hands and arms should be loose and reactive to not only throw punches but block them as well, you should tighten and squeeze your fists upon impact.  In close use your elbows and knees but be very careful about not losing your balance if you use the latter.  Basically you want to use your hard parts against their soft parts and use your hard parts to block their hard parts.

My tip: don't hang with guys who get into street fights...