FIGHT!
Dr Preference wants to hear your stories about fighting. Ever started a fight? Ever seen a spectacular bar brawl? Or did you hide in a kebab shop when chased by West Ham football hoolies? The first rule of B3ta Fight Club is that you WILL talk about B3ta Fight Club.
( , Thu 14 Mar 2013, 11:04)
Dr Preference wants to hear your stories about fighting. Ever started a fight? Ever seen a spectacular bar brawl? Or did you hide in a kebab shop when chased by West Ham football hoolies? The first rule of B3ta Fight Club is that you WILL talk about B3ta Fight Club.
( , Thu 14 Mar 2013, 11:04)
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Glad you came out OK eventually
I’ve sparred many time with people that do Wing Chun, and I’ve found it’s a style that’s excellent for self-defence, but not so good for attacking (compared to styles with more kicks at any rate). Not saying it’s no good, far from it, but you probably did the best thing. Taking on more than one person is hard enough, so just surviving is a good strategy regardless of which style you do.
My karate style publishes a newsletter every few months, often with legal advice and how to deal with self-defence. Unfortunately, like soldiers, boxers or even bouncers, any martial arts training actually goes against you in court. Average Joe punches and kills someone when being attacked and he’s much more likely to get off than say a soldier who does the same thing.
That’s why if you get the upper hand, it’s not always a good idea to get caught.
( , Mon 18 Mar 2013, 7:24, Reply)
I’ve sparred many time with people that do Wing Chun, and I’ve found it’s a style that’s excellent for self-defence, but not so good for attacking (compared to styles with more kicks at any rate). Not saying it’s no good, far from it, but you probably did the best thing. Taking on more than one person is hard enough, so just surviving is a good strategy regardless of which style you do.
My karate style publishes a newsletter every few months, often with legal advice and how to deal with self-defence. Unfortunately, like soldiers, boxers or even bouncers, any martial arts training actually goes against you in court. Average Joe punches and kills someone when being attacked and he’s much more likely to get off than say a soldier who does the same thing.
That’s why if you get the upper hand, it’s not always a good idea to get caught.
( , Mon 18 Mar 2013, 7:24, Reply)
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