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Old 01-01-2010, 10:26 AM   #20
flopay

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Martial arts is certainly beneficial from the start but I don't think it starts to become truly 2nd nature in a fight situation until after years of consistent training. Before that you know everything consciously, and while your skills do improve (for example throwing blows/blocking etc) the ability to control your adrenaline and think clearly about what you're doing is definitely limited I think. It wasn't until the last few years of my training where I really started to feel in control of myself and didn't revert back to crazy mode when I got frustrated or angry in a competition/fight.
tbh i really think i´ve learned more watching ufc, than the 2 years i did doing martial arts.
during a streat fight, i found out that most people aren´t ready for being taken down, so a straight grab to the abdomen + lift is rather effective.
I might respond to this thread tomorrow because atm i´m drunk as ****

Happy new years !!!
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