That's why I suggested aikido which turns your opponents energy against him. It's the gentleman's jiu-jitsu and after you learn to fall(roll out) it's fairly straightforward to learn, easier on your body and extremely effective- mainly because almost no one knows how to defend against it. As for body shots, great idea...as long as your opponent is roughly your size and age. With the younger, bigger guys , well, it's lights out or it's your ass.i know man,
that's why I said earlier that Muay Thai was too "ambitious" for me
there are also 2 problems with boxing or punching as I see it
1) if you punch the wrong place like anywhere on the skull (accidently) you can break bones in your hand. it acctually hapened to me when i was a kid. not fun
2) you knock the guy out and he falls and hits his head on the paivement or sidewalk ledge, he can DIE.
I dont want to kill anyone, just choke them out
if I was boxing someone I would probably go for a liver shot
I also know that in real life or deth situation the best punch would be to the throat, game over if you can do it
I just find Jiu Jitsu as an elegant and coordinate set of moves, looks great when someone does it well
or maybe I'm turning gay from all the transitioning going on nowdays and just want to roll with men
Jiu-jitsu Clubs in Toronto
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I'm posting this because of your response to Shlong albeit I believe knowing the ground game along with knowing how to properly strike is invaluable in a street fight.
