Just seen a woman getting beat up !!!

[Bannister]

True. True. Consider me sufficiently admonished.

 

[DannieDarKo]

I have personally witnessed this rule Danny has. He only starts ++++ in public, where it's safe.

Unless I have A FEW of my relatives with me like this...

I just won't start ++++ at someone elses property.​

 

[Bannister]

Unless I have A FEW of my relatives with me like this...

I just won't start ++++ at someones property.​

 

[tylerd]

Hi, I'm Tom Cruise. Since pushing my non-god religion on you, characters such as Maverick from fan favorite, Top Gun, can no longer be stomached by some. Thumbs up on ruining an excellent movie!

 

[Bannister]

Hi, I'm Tom Cruise. Since pushing my non-god religion on you, characters such as Maverick from fan favorite, Top Gun, can no longer be stomached by some. Thumbs up on ruining an excellent movie!

Sad that you cannot separate the greatness that is Top Gun from the madness that is Tom Cruise.

 

[devilof76]

Man, the title of this thread is a grammatical nightmare.

If you treat it as a sentence fragment, all you have to do is add "I have..." to the beginning and it's fine.

 

[nash]

It's just so easy to talk about fighting than to actually go in there and fight.

 

[drunk_leprechaun]

Is there such a thing?




Just try not to get hit square in the jaw. And try to hit HIM square in the jaw. That's the "secret".

nah , palm to the area under nose and above upper lip. doesnt take much strenght for that to hurt. then elbow to the sternum in a downward strike, then elbow strike to the jaw, in one continuous movement. this could make him a bit woozy thats when you put him to the ground.. on the other hand if hes still standing.. its time to run like gump well i would

getting the living crap beaten out of me in school and in basically every fight let me to take up krav maga.

 

[greyrabbit]

Drunken Leprechaun, you are right about under the nose area. There is a pressure point there and its easy to apply the outer edge of the hand and strike that area in an upward fashion against someone, see how nice it feels

Another one is the Trapezius which causes an instant fall to the ground, also by intensifying the pressure there, an opponent can't get up.

I've seen some police use pressure points in arrests, though funnily enough I first came by it being taught to 12 years olds learning Ninjitsu lol.

But yes its too easy to talk about fighting, going through it is another matter!

 

[McHavyck]

don't forget the xyphoid process...the button of bone where your ribs meet at the bottom. hit someone there and they will instantly lose their breath...i know this from personal experience.