How Do You Train For A Street Fight

Oh you mean you don’t know what you’re talking about? End of chat.

basic drills as a white belt will teach you how to deal with all types of punches

basic drills as a white belt will teach you how to deal with all types of punches…

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I really dont think you have been in any type of real fight if you think a white belt can handle all types of punches. If some big brawler type guy barrels in on you throwing punch after punch at your head, you “might” be able to block one or two if your fast. I know a guy with who has know martial arts experience and he completely cleaned up a guy who has heaps of karate experience, just shows the difference between someone who practices in a dojo to someone who is used to real life fights

http://www.jkd-kbh.dk/sbg2.wmv

Brawlers LOL! Just a clean block and counter is all you need.

Troll clown says you only need a clean block and counter.

Shows you that you have never been in a real fight, son.

Go back to the xbox and cheesy poofs and leave the MA to those who truly train.

In Boston,

Dale Dugas

LOL @ U. In TKD there’s some thing known as 3 step sparring. evade, block and counter. If they grapple you can use defence No. 1

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Glad that “outright stomps” were mentioned, but I would omit hooks from the list of moves that should be taken from basic boxing. To me there’s just too much risk of getting a cracked rib in a street fight. Also, another “brutal wakeup call” I would say is hitting for real with a human fist, so I do a bit of of hand strengthening as part of my routines. It also helps absorb the shock if falling..