3 Mistakes SMALL MEN Should Never Make in STREET FIGHTS

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1. The first thing to do is tell him his shoes are untied …

2. Eyes, nose or throat…bad news for d1ckhead who hassles me. I don't and never have started a fight, finished many.

3. The chin and solar plexus are the best to take bigger person down quick…
   When I was a kid I could take out bullies with one punch fist or head butt…
   Everybody respected me and the girls always wanted me to walk them home because they felt safe with me….
   I always felt good about that…
   I never used my weapon offensively..
   Only in self defense…..

   🐺

4. A heel kick to the pubic bone. It is thin and could crack or even break.
   No more walking. (?)

5. looks like the foreigners are anticipating fights in the west,they can buy steriods over the counter in their countries, they are all getting into MMA too.

6. If you follow these tips you're a Clown. You're not trying to beat up your attacker like an Action Movie. In order to actually "knockout" your Clown, you dislocate his jaw from his skull. This means punching down on the jaw causing it to separate from the rest of your skull. Lights out! Watch tapes of knockouts and see how it happens. Bruce Lee will tell you to go after one side of the body, a bipedal idiot has no balance on one foot. This means go after everything on one side of the body. Top and Bottom. Fiercely.

7. no no always aim for jaw knockout

8. Strike hard
   Strike fast
   No mercy

9. Carry a sword 🗡️ avoid having to fight just butcher the enemy.

10. 👍👍💪💪

11. When I got in a fight with Chuck Norris and Steven Segal (at the same time), I just ran away limping and crying.

12. One thing I can almost guarantee you in a street fight (I’m generalizing for 90% of ALL street fights) is that you can count on your opponent throwing punches from alternating sides due to arm punching and not using the kinetic chain, and throwing almost exclusively round punches. The defense they use will probably be limited to leaning the head back without bringing the feet along for the ride.

    Most people simply CANNOT fight. Their body betrays them because their brain is to blame. They are so overwhelmed by adrenaline that they can’t relax and forget to breathe. That’s why so many in-shape people gas in less than a minute (sometimes WAY less).

    You will have an advantage if you remember to breathe, relax, and save your strikes for openings.

13. 2:21 My man went a little deep and held it a little long 😂😂😂

14. This is so legit. There are many targets that are more devastating than the ones he’s describing, but there aren’t many that are easier to hit in actual combat. The liver, testicles, eyes, throat are all better places to finish a fight, but they are very small, often easy to defend, and require great accuracy to hit.

    However, the torso is very large.

15. Groin…..

16. Hit the temple with your knuckles like your are knocking on a door. There will be a reaction no matter their size.
    Eyes
    Throat
    Armpit
    Solar plexus
    Downward strike to belly button region.
    Knees and ankles
    Always follow up

    Speaking as an ambidextrous person with training and experience.
    I have hurt a lotta bad people in my 50+ years of life.

    The human body has weaknesses that can be exploited and can not be resolved with exercise. Unless a human can levitate these weaknesses work every single time. Yes they work even better when the attacker is larger.
    A teen can literally kill a grown man if they know how to exploit the inherent weaknesses of the human body.

    Understand that 99% of the time they will aim for the head.
    Learn to move your feet and exploit these weaknesses. Attack the joints.

    Even the childish double leg takedown can be painfully dealt with. That used to be the first thing we learned to deal with.

    Every miss and every strike against you has an opening to exploit.
    No exceptions.

    Sadly traditional martial arts stopped teaching these basics but make no mistake these are indeed the fundamental concepts that typically should be known before training any martial arts.

    All combat starts with moving your body from a nuetral position.
    For a reason.

17. I don't know what your credentials are but I'm simply not impressed with you. I say this as the author of "On Street Fighting: Lessons Learned in a Violent Subculture" You kind of know some shit but you also have no possession of knowledge of the social dynamics of violence, and you're also physically weak.

18. As a little guy myself 5'5", once it kicks off you need to be aggressive! Get inside close to strike. If you are comfortable grappling take them down, get in the mount & wail on them. Get back up asap.

19. I'm a true believer in "God did not create all men equal, Sam Colt did".

20. Just saying 😮

21. I was thinking fast as he lifted me in the air, and it was either a head butt to the nose, or the knee to the ribs. I felt him raising me upwards, so I chose the knee. I would kick the Iraqi in the knee if I got into a fight with him and as he would bend over I would give him a knee to the nose 👃.

22. That's why I gave a knee to the gorilla's rib's

23. You can be reactive or selective, but it is much more difficult to be both.

24. Smith and Wesson works for me.

25. Just remember a moving target is much harder to hit, my 3 rules are breath, try to remain calm and look for weaknesses as quickly as possible. Then strike hard, fast and deliberately, there's no winning a fight only degrees of loss, so try to lose less.

26. what if the guy you're fighting is really fat? all those areas are protected with fat

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