MustangSVT
Lifer
- Oct 7, 2000
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Originally posted by: Brutuskend
Having been in a LOT of fights when I was young my advice is.
#1 Try and avoid them.
#2 Try and reason with them.
#3 And if these fail, to not to receive any permanent damage.
That having been said.
I always liked a good headlock face punch combo
Few people ever got out of one of my headlocks with out receiving some MAJOR discomfort first.
are we talking about "noogie" here?
The friend that was left standing takes Kendo.
I guess what I'm trying to ask is what the most vulnerable parts on a person are. Like stuff that would knock him out/temporary disorientation stuff.
MustangSVT
Lifer
- Oct 7, 2000
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Originally posted by: MustangSVT
Originally posted by: Brutuskend
Having been in a LOT of fights when I was young my advice is.
#1 Try and avoid them.
#2 Try and reason with them.
#3 And if these fail, to not to receive any permanent damage.
That having been said.
I always liked a good headlock face punch combo
Few people ever got out of one of my headlocks with out receiving some MAJOR discomfort first.
are we talking about "noogie" here?
Sort of.
But working the face and using a fist.
i heard somewhere that screaming is good during a fight. it encourages good breathing and might intimidate your enemy
I agree if the attack is random.
But how is it some of us manage to go through our entire lives without ever throwing a punch or being physically attacked? Is it because we are lucky, or because we have different and less violent methods of conflict resolution?
I think it would be healthier for the OP to concentrate less on fighting style, and more on avoiding conflict altogether.
yllus
Elite Member & Lifer
- Aug 20, 2000
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Never kick in a street fight unless you have pretty decent martial arts training. I got to learn this one the hard way.
Exception to rule: Kneecap kicks, inner thigh (the soft fleshy part) kicks. The latter requires martial arts training or practice.
If you're already too close (within arms length), a sharp headbutt to the face is probably your quickest takedown method.
If you can't see where I'm going with this, the point is a brawl where the two of you start flailing away with your fists is a bad idea when you could become outnumbered at any moment. End it quickly by disabling their ability to move and get the hell out of there.
Exception to rule: Kneecap kicks, inner thigh (the soft fleshy part) kicks. The latter requires martial arts training or practice.
If you're already too close (within arms length), a sharp headbutt to the face is probably your quickest takedown method.
If you can't see where I'm going with this, the point is a brawl where the two of you start flailing away with your fists is a bad idea when you could become outnumbered at any moment. End it quickly by disabling their ability to move and get the hell out of there.
MrDudeMan
Lifer
- Jan 15, 2001
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it went on for 8 minutes because you didnt do it right. im not critcizing you, but next time you need to block and parry for 20-30 seconds, and then go in for a couple of good shots and its game over. most people swing their arms wildly and have no idea what they are doing. they get caught up in the heat and forget how to actually punch someone. if you are on defense from the start, then you can keep your composure, then land a good uppercut or straight punch to the nose/eye and they will be on the ground. if the guy is a lot bigger than you, just try to make him tired as fast as possible, kick him in the knee or balls or just land a punch wherever you can.
or, an easier way...take a few martial arts classes
Believe me, I TRIED to avoid conflict, it didn't ever seem to work.
If you are small, inevitably some dick will come along who is having a bad day and want to take it out on YOU.
Been a problem my whole life. Then being around Marines for four years made it worse. (Seems they were ALWAYS pissed of about one thing or another....):roll:
gsaldivar
Diamond Member
- Apr 30, 2001
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It was like this:
PunkSkater1 spits on me. I send him to the ground. PS2/3 attack me at the same time, skinny friend takes on PS3, PS4 attacks fat friend. PS4/FF on the ground, I hit PS2 on the side of the neck, trip him, and kick him twice. PS3 and my other friend are locked together both punching the side of the other's head with the right hand, I tackle PS3, and we go down. PS2 comes up, and hits me in the back, and SF takes PS2 out. Then, seeing that he was alone, he stops, and runs away leaving the driver and his two friends lying on the street with the car running.
That took all of 8 minutes
mugs
Lifer
- Apr 29, 2003
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Alright let me get this straight...
1. You and 2 girls beat up 4 guys? In other words you beat up 4 guys singlehandedly?
2. You actually looked at the clock before and after the fight and noticed that it was 9:42 before the fight and 9:52 after? This is what you were worried about, the time?
3. You think 9:42 to 9:52 is 8 minutes?
4. You post this on ATOT under the pretense of being worried that it took you too long to singlehandedly beat up 4 guys?
Sounds like a thinly-veiled bragging thread to me.
1. You and 2 girls beat up 4 guys? In other words you beat up 4 guys singlehandedly?
2. You actually looked at the clock before and after the fight and noticed that it was 9:42 before the fight and 9:52 after? This is what you were worried about, the time?
3. You think 9:42 to 9:52 is 8 minutes?
4. You post this on ATOT under the pretense of being worried that it took you too long to singlehandedly beat up 4 guys?
Sounds like a thinly-veiled bragging thread to me.
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