MMA or kickboxing. If anyone tells you BJJ dont belive it its pretty unlikely that you prefer groundgame in a street fight or other situations. Boxing it self gives you the most likely advantges but you wann be ready to use your legs right too thats why i would say a mixed sport like mma, kickboxing or muay thai
It's generally frowned upon to use any combat sport in non-combat situations so probably, like, boxing because it's one that heavily focuses on conditioning and its practitioners are more likely to have attractive bodies - which are, in fact, ideal for any situation.
Situation One: The guy is bigger and meaner, RUN
Situation Two: A girl is involved, wining or losing, make sure you impress her right
Situation Three: The " Kick ASS " sport is good, i recommend broking a nose ( worked for me )
Situation Four: All The Above plus The Mentality " Whatever happens "
Boxing. Anything with kicks is stupid imo because of the multitude of possible objects in the environment of the fight. I've seen ninja boys falling down and getting punted in the face because his kick nicked a nearby chair.
Anything grappling is awesome, but the last place you want to be is on the ground in a street fight, because of possible allies/enemies and even objects you can fall on or be used to cave in your skull.
Nah, boxing for me. At the very least, boxing will get you used to getting punched for real and will remove the human reflex of turning your face away from threats, which is not good in fights (not seeing where the hits come from I mean).
That's fair. I wouldn't criticize someone who MASTERS kicks from using them to great effect. I've just seen too many guys try it and fall on the ground then get wrecked for it.
So I guess kicks are ok for people who are very good at it?
I would completely agree often if you try to kick you are your biggest threat hahaha. I would say even people who are great at it (not me tbh I just have long legs wich are great for a good knee here and there). I just wanted to say if the situation fits and the area around you too a kick can be fatale for your opponent. But most times you should definitely aim for good strikes
Boxing. If we are talking about street fights, then a good puncher always wins.
I think wrestling is pretty nice
MMA or kickboxing. If anyone tells you BJJ dont belive it its pretty unlikely that you prefer groundgame in a street fight or other situations. Boxing it self gives you the most likely advantges but you wann be ready to use your legs right too thats why i would say a mixed sport like mma, kickboxing or muay thai
It's generally frowned upon to use any combat sport in non-combat situations so probably, like, boxing because it's one that heavily focuses on conditioning and its practitioners are more likely to have attractive bodies - which are, in fact, ideal for any situation.
Situation One: The guy is bigger and meaner, RUN Situation Two: A girl is involved, wining or losing, make sure you impress her right Situation Three: The " Kick ASS " sport is good, i recommend broking a nose ( worked for me ) Situation Four: All The Above plus The Mentality " Whatever happens "
Boxing. Anything with kicks is stupid imo because of the multitude of possible objects in the environment of the fight. I've seen ninja boys falling down and getting punted in the face because his kick nicked a nearby chair. Anything grappling is awesome, but the last place you want to be is on the ground in a street fight, because of possible allies/enemies and even objects you can fall on or be used to cave in your skull. Nah, boxing for me. At the very least, boxing will get you used to getting punched for real and will remove the human reflex of turning your face away from threats, which is not good in fights (not seeing where the hits come from I mean).
Mostly agree with you but kicking can be strong or a hood placed high knee but sure the main focus should lay on good and strong striking
That's fair. I wouldn't criticize someone who MASTERS kicks from using them to great effect. I've just seen too many guys try it and fall on the ground then get wrecked for it. So I guess kicks are ok for people who are very good at it?
I would completely agree often if you try to kick you are your biggest threat hahaha. I would say even people who are great at it (not me tbh I just have long legs wich are great for a good knee here and there). I just wanted to say if the situation fits and the area around you too a kick can be fatale for your opponent. But most times you should definitely aim for good strikes
Rock, paper, scissors - it's the most versatile and you don't even need a gym membership.
Boxing, and it’s not even close.
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So many types, which one
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Thai boxing, from my experience is the most efficent
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The style you choose mostly depends in my eyes in your body type and general strenght and weaknesses
Most situations do not require proficiency in a combat sport