Just curious how many of you have practiced punching or any other hand to hand physical confrontation techniques to be able to land punches or blows in areas that will incapacitate your opponent. How did you do it? when was the last time you practiced? because frankly I think we all should. - Upgoat

Just curious how many of you have practiced punching or any other hand to hand physical confrontation techniques to be able to land punches or blows in areas that will incapacitate your opponent. How did you do it? when was the last time you practiced? because frankly I think we all should.
submitted by Crackinjokes to AskUpgoat 7 monthsNov 10, 2024 08:13:53 ago (+2/-0) (AskUpgoat)

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[ - ] Breeder 1 point 7 monthsNov 10, 2024 08:36:08 ago (+1/-0)

Join your local active club. We spar monthly.

[ + ] Weredawg

[ - ] Weredawg 1 point 7 monthsNov 10, 2024 09:12:50 ago (+1/-0)

This right here. Last time I practiced was with a bro from an AC.

[ + ] Breeder

[ - ] Breeder 1 point 7 monthsNov 12, 2024 05:53:31 ago (+1/-0)

For the race o/

[ - ] Cantaloupe 1 point 7 monthsNov 10, 2024 11:05:22 ago (+1/-0)*

Learned many martial arts styles with and without weapons and have used it in real fights.

They all have something to offer.

It's great to learn improvised weapons - if you travel they may have restrictive laws and if you can just pick up an item it's helpful

There are strikes that incapacitate, but they are dangerous. The side of your hand to the neck for example. Another on the front of the chin. A hook to the tip of the chin from the side.

There are nerve strikes in the arms and legs - above the knee outer side.

To train though you practice reflexes and condition your body through micro-fractures and healing, and you must do some sparring - but not involving getting hits to the head or you'll get white matter damage

[ + ] con77

[ - ] con77 0 points 7 monthsNov 10, 2024 11:15:35 ago (+0/-0)

I fought a guy that was a brown belt in tae quan do.

He was used to sparring not fighting and I was too strong for him.

[ + ] Cantaloupe

[ - ] Cantaloupe 0 points 7 monthsNov 10, 2024 11:32:17 ago (+0/-0)*

Strength and ferocity matters. Tae quan do is primarily the strength of the legs applied. If someone closes the distance, it's a problem.

He could have kicked above the knee or performed a liver shot.

If there are close in strikes Wing Chun has redirects without absorbing the impact. Maury Thai has elbow strikes, or knee to the solar plexus. If you're grappling it's Judo or BJJ.

FMA is great for weapons, and a few others. Just don't use softwood.

It's better to just avoid fighting, in some cities though you can be attacked midday and they usually have a knife.

[ - ] con77 0 points 7 monthsNov 10, 2024 11:08:39 ago (+0/-0)

I was a brawler in my youth. From Alaska to NYC.

I broke a guys jaw twice. One in Florida and one in Dallas when I was 39.

At 65 I retain strength but have lost quickness and endurance.

I carry pepper gel and a gun. And situational awareness.

It saved me from getting mugged in a parking lot at night a few years ago.

[ - ] HonkyMcNiggerSpic 0 points 7 monthsNov 10, 2024 12:27:52 ago (+0/-0)

I trained in guerilla warfare.

[ - ] ProudRebel 1 point 7 monthsNov 10, 2024 13:01:09 ago (+1/-0)

Grew up two older brothers and a redheaded oldest sister. I got my ass beat every day until they all moved away from home. Haven't lost a fight since.

[ - ] Anus_Expander 0 points 7 monthsNov 10, 2024 16:02:22 ago (+0/-0)

I punch the clown 2-3 times a day

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