Put up your dukes Escapists! Can you fight?

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Andalusa

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MaxTheReaper said:
You are a strange lady.
But fine, no crowds of strangers will sexually (or otherwise!) harrass you.

At least, none that I've hired, persuaded, or threatened.
I am, it's not my fault though.
Thank you...What?
 

Nmil-ek

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I can hold my own, average build but had enough experiance growing up surrounded by assholes and bullies who expected me to back down. That and practice spars with mates, dont really see the point in martial arts good for the basics maybe but unless you have ever actually taken a real beating you never know how you react in a fight.
 

sms_117b

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I can, but prefere not to, I can kick with almost a ton of force from Tae Kwon Do, and my elbows have broken bones from Muai Tai, I can take down and choke out because of BJJ, CQC I can hold my own, but like I said, I prefere not to.
 

Resistance205

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I have been doing Jiu Jiustu for 7 months now, and when I was younger I done Tae Kwon Do for over a year I think.

I have never been in a fight, but I think I could handle myself in one. Sure, it's better to have it and not need it, then to need it and not have it!
Oh, and

Shapsters said:
TheMatt said:
I'm Irish. so... take a guess...

I have about 16 yrs of training in disorganized drunken brawling.
Haha, all Irish people are naturally good at fighting! They have to survive in the bars somehow.
This...Gotta love how it is built into our genes after all these years!
 

Bat Vader

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I have never been a fight and so I have never had a need to learn to fight. Would not hurt to learn though.
 

Baby Tea

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I took Karate when I was younger, but didn't get very far.

But there is a Krav Maga gym not more then a 8 minute drive from my place! I'd like to start taking lessons, not only for self defense, but to get in some degree of shape. But I'll have to wait until my income is higher. Just too many darn bills.
 

Beetlejooce

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A few drunken encounters, but i wouldn't say i know how to fight. Just sort of swing at the other guy.. and if he goes down then good for you. Knowing how to fight is irrelevant when you come from a town where chavs walk around in gangs of eighty. Knowing how to beat a hasty retreat is by far the better option.
 

Joshimodo

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Darkblazer said:
For example:
I used to do Judo (Men cuddling in white pyjamas) for a year and a bit
and have been doing Muay Thai (Thai Kick Boxing) for a few months and am enjoying it greatly (After watching Ong Bak and The Warrior King/The Protector i had to get into it)
You couldn't have done traditional Kodokan Judo then.

Anyway, myself, I've been brought up in a family of martial artists. My oldest sister and my mum have both taught various martial arts for decades.

As for me, I'm a 1st dan (Shodan) in Judo, had a few years training in Iaido, just over a year in Tae Kwon Do and Aikido.

Dabbled in various other forms, but one martial art I despise is Karate. It's awful.

I'd love to learn Kendo, however good Sensei are hard to come by.
 

Drake the Dragonheart

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I just got into martial arts been doing it for about 4 or 5 months now, and I would say I use a combination of Muay Thai, Judo, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and MMA, which really is just taking the first three and techniques from other styles and combining them. I also throw in a bit of boxing.
Have been fortunate enough to have never been in a fight outside the ring/training arena/sparring. I know the things I should and shouldn't do in a fight, but since I don't really have any experience as of yet I don't know how good I actually am.
I alternate between running and weight training. I will also mix sprints in with my runs. I also do Tai Chi and meditation exercises.