All good, sound advice.
I always tell pupils before a competition that the real winner is the first to score a point, because in a real fight, that’s generally the person that would win.

I’d also advise anyone to practice at least one or two moves – over and over again. Most of the speed in martial arts is down to reaction rather than thinking, and you want at least one block and attack that won’t end up breaking your arm in the process. The heel of your hand is a good one, aiming for the chin. You’re going to get anything from the chest, throat, chin, nose or forehead as your hand moves up, and it’s an attack most people won’t see coming.

Finally, if you are going to hit someone, I would certainly suggest you make sure that it’s not right in front of CCTV. If someone attacks me and I have to defend myself it’s bad enough, without then having to defend myself in court if you do them serious damage.
(Kliper Filllets Getting noticed by twats on the internet since, Thu 14 Mar 2013, 13:48, 1 reply)

The most effective way
to deal with those sort of people is to shove them into lamp posts.
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Use their momentum (and stupidity) to your advantage.
You’re gonna be busy this week, taking the moral high-ground on situations you know nothing about.
Good luck with that.
(Kliper Filllets Getting noticed by twats on the internet since, Thu 14 Mar 2013, 14:36, closed)

Thwow him
to the floor!
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