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The_shibe
01/13/23 5:20:47 PM
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allow me to elaborate.

Say an unarmed thug causes a scene in a BJJ school. You can tell that he is getting his ass kicked. Ditto if a "street fighter" that "sees all red" when he gets mad tries to challenge the instructor. This would happen at a boxing gym too (but I personally classify boxing as a sport).

If an average joe picks a fight with a BJJ black belt, the moment you hear "he is a BJJ black belt" you know the joe is going to lose.

But... other than BJJ is this the case for any other traditional art? I can't imagine being able to exchange BJJ for taekwondo, karate, kung fu, etc and having it turn out the same way. I'd actually think the thug would win if he were to cause shit at a kung fu school or whatever.

Thoughts?

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Jiek_Fafn
01/13/23 5:22:55 PM
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Wtf is this

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The_shibe
01/13/23 5:23:28 PM
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Jiek_Fafn posted...
Wtf is this

wat

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Kaiganeer
01/13/23 5:23:36 PM
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no, the BJ is the strongest marital art
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Kakapo
01/13/23 5:24:05 PM
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Combat Hopak

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Sufferedphoneix
01/13/23 5:25:42 PM
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Prisons used to teach aikido to its guards.

Now it's a mix of aikido bjj and even a few muai Thai techniques.

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The_shibe
01/13/23 5:26:56 PM
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Sufferedphoneix posted...
Prisons used to teach aikido to its guards.

interesting.

Isn't aikido the worst art out there?

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ElleRagu
01/13/23 5:38:25 PM
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muay thai works

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Sufferedphoneix
01/13/23 5:41:27 PM
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The_shibe posted...
interesting.

Isn't aikido the worst art out there?

We are supposed to be defensive not offensive. It's all about getting em to the ground and restrained (cuffed) and I suppose if you know what you are doing aikido works for that.

Sadly we don't get enough training to master shit so we end up mostly with basic wrestling moves lol. The one technique everyone seems to actually remember and use idk what school or martial arts it comes from but we call it an armbar takedown

Get the arm straight pull their hand to your waist line have a hand on the upper arm/shoulder and spin while going down to one knee. Executed right they WILL go down on their face. Our instructor demonstrated its effectiveness by having his partner just grab his belt while he without using hands spun going down to one knee and still brought him to the ground.

Most of our other moves make use of bending the wrists of the opponent. If you actually know how to do it it's fucking effective. Bend the wrist just right and they will go wherever you want

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Octans
01/13/23 5:45:38 PM
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Capoeira is the only one that works

at getting the ladies. Buh doom psssh


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Mistere_Man
01/13/23 6:39:58 PM
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My memory is bad so I may be mixed up, but I believe there is a version of Krav Maga that the military uses that is supposed to be very effective. Not the crap version they teach at most mcdojos though. Again I could be wrong or mixed up on this.

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Sufferedphoneix
01/13/23 6:42:18 PM
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My grandad was a black belt in some Korean martial arts that seemed effective. Can't find it over here as a lot of the moves where designed to be lethal/end the fight as quickly as possible.

Then again he was also a golden gloves boxer so maybe he was just a damn good fighter in general.

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ToadallyAwesome
01/13/23 6:44:22 PM
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I feel like if your trained in a martial art to the level of black belt or equivalent the average Joe will have a hard time. I mean if you know Sambo (Russian martial art), Kung fu, Jeet Kun Do, Shaolin, Karate, Krav Maga you would be at an advantage. The real test is if your opponent also has a style, which could lead to them having an edge depending on if said style could counter.

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VampireCoyote
01/13/23 6:44:51 PM
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All martial arts are bullshit.

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Sufferedphoneix
01/13/23 6:47:23 PM
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ToadallyAwesome posted...
I feel like if your trained in a martial art to the level of black belt or equivalent the average Joe will have a hard time. I mean if you know Sambo (Russian martial art), Kung fu, Jeet Kun Do, Shaolin, Karate, Krav Maga you would be at an advantage. The real test is if your opponent also has a style, which could lead to them having an edge depending on if said style could counter.

I think the problem with martial arts is from what I've seen when in practice they always stop after a blow is landed. Boxing the fight goes on till someone is actually down and out. So it's closer to real world expierence. MMA seems to making that better though I guess.

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Ratchetrockon
01/13/23 6:50:52 PM
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Nah there are martial arts that use weapons. I think someone trained in some weapons focused martial arts and wielding their weapon can beat a bjj practitioner most of the time. By beat i mean kill.

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Sufferedphoneix
01/13/23 6:52:35 PM
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Ratchetrockon posted...
Nah there are martial arts that use weapons. I think someone trained in some weapons focused martial arts and wielding their weapon can beat a bjj practitioner most of the time. By beat i mean kill.

And I with a gun and minimal training could kill them.

Clearly we ain't talking about weapons here

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Ratchetrockon
01/13/23 6:55:06 PM
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Sufferedphoneix posted...
And I with a gun and minimal training could kill them.

Clearly we ain't talking about weapons


https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/3/8/3/AAZsuhAAEFkX.jpg

I had no idea Gun Fu exist

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ScazarMeltex
01/13/23 6:56:46 PM
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Every art has it's uses. It mostly boils down to training. If you don't train whatever techniques you learn in hard real life full contact scenarios then it's useless when it comes time to use it.
Sufferedphoneix posted...
We are supposed to be defensive not offensive. It's all about getting em to the ground and restrained (cuffed) and I suppose if you know what you are doing aikido works for that.

Sadly we don't get enough training to master shit so we end up mostly with basic wrestling moves lol. The one technique everyone seems to actually remember and use idk what school or martial arts it comes from but we call it an armbar takedown

Get the arm straight pull their hand to your waist line have a hand on the upper arm/shoulder and spin while going down to one knee. Executed right they WILL go down on their face. Our instructor demonstrated its effectiveness by having his partner just grab his belt while he without using hands spun going down to one knee and still brought him to the ground.

Most of our other moves make use of bending the wrists of the opponent. If you actually know how to do it it's fucking effective. Bend the wrist just right and they will go wherever you want
Yeah, people shit on Aikido, and there are a ton of really bad dojos out there, but it's like I said above if you actually train the techniques in realistic scenarios and with opponents who resist and are actually trying to harm you then it's far more valuable than just learning moves. Wrist locks fucking hurt man.

There used to be a dojo here in Saint louis (I think it was a Garimot Arnis, Filipino martial art) that did open sparring one night a week. Anyone of any rank from any martial art could come and spar. Hard contact with pads. I saw more than one dude get knocked out. Well trained BJJ dudes were hard to beat, but the trick was to just not let them get in on you. Or at least make them hurt enough when doing so that you could outmaneuver them in the aftermath.

The dude that I remember being the most dangerous was a Muay Thai dude who had done actual OG style Muay Thai where you train your core to just take damage and not feel it. Dude would just ignore body shots and then drop you with elbows or knees. Shit hurts. There was also a guy who trained Preying Mantis Kung-Fu and Judo, so he would do weird sweeping hammer fists to get inside and then throw you around.

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Sufferedphoneix
01/13/23 6:59:11 PM
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Ratchetrockon posted...
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I had no idea Gun Fu exist

Seems useless. Being that close to someone renders a gun as not the best option for killing/fighting. Unless it's a straight up execution type of killing.

Just saying weapons kinda alter the whole conversation. A regular dude with a baseball bat has a ok chance at beating a martial artist. Just has to get one good hit in so karate boy better be good at dodging or disarm him quick.

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MarcyWarcy
01/13/23 7:00:47 PM
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Muay thai, boxing, wrestling

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Tyranthraxus
01/13/23 7:01:33 PM
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Sufferedphoneix posted...
Seems useless. Being that close to someone renders a gun as not the best option for killing/fighting.
Guns are literally the best option for killing someone in a fight at any range and only get more effective the closer you are.

Unless your gun is like an immobile tripod mounted antimateriel rifle or something.

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Sufferedphoneix
01/13/23 7:05:44 PM
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Tyranthraxus posted...
Guns are literally the best option for killing someone in a fight at any range and only get more effective the closer you are.

If it's already drawn then maybe. But no the closer you are the easier it is to be disarmed of it.

It really doesn't take a lot of force to rip a gun out of someone's hand. You just risk getting shot doing it if you ain't quick enough.

That actually was part of my training. Though the instructor said unless you 100%believe they are gonna shoot never attempt it just give them your wallet or whatever they are asking.

That's just normal gunplay though. Try adding in fancy moves you better be fucking good

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wanderingshade
01/13/23 7:06:52 PM
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Joint manipulation is practical. So is Greco-Roman wrestling. BJJ is kinda like combining both. Like Pankration in the modern era.

Pretty practical to learn some kind of basic stand up striking martial art like Boxing or Muay Thai and a grappling art like Wrestling or Judo.

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I4NRulez
01/13/23 7:07:54 PM
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The_shibe posted...
but I personally classify boxing as a sport

stupid

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Sufferedphoneix
01/13/23 7:09:17 PM
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wanderingshade posted...
Joint manipulation is practical. So is Greco-Roman wrestling. BJJ is kinda like combining both. Like Pankration in the modern era.

Pretty practical to learn some kind of basic stand up striking martial art like Boxing or Muay Thai and a grappling art like Wrestling or Judo.

Yeah someone told me I should try BJJ cause I already have wrestling expierence. Honestly wish I could learn boxing but my job would frown upon it if I used it. We where taught only like 2 or 3 striking techniques in our training. All of which are strikes to pressure points

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Tyranthraxus
01/13/23 7:12:24 PM
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Sufferedphoneix posted...
It really doesn't take a lot of force to rip a gun out of someone's hand. You just risk getting shot doing it if you ain't quick enough.

The problem is that it's practically impossible to pull that off unless the shooter is distracted somehow. Virtually every video demonstration of trying to rip a gun out of someone's hand results in the trigger finger winning that race.

You also need to be pretty accurate with your hands while the person with the gun can afford to be sloppy.

I don't really know how the dynamic changes when the gun starts holstered and the other person is already within grappling range but generally speaking, in a real life or death situation, 100% of hand to hand combat experts recommend a gun.

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A_Good_Boy
01/13/23 7:13:02 PM
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Judo easily beats all other martial arts for practical applications. Nobody is gonna stay puffing their chest out at you once they're flipped onto concrete.

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Null_Gain
01/13/23 7:14:48 PM
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Jiek_Fafn posted...
Wtf is this


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KainWind
01/13/23 7:16:22 PM
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Brazilian jiu-jitsu

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Sufferedphoneix
01/13/23 7:16:53 PM
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Tyranthraxus posted...
The problem is that it's practically impossible to pull that off unless the shooter is distracted somehow. Virtually every video demonstration of trying to rip a gun out of someone's hand results in the trigger finger winning that race.

You also need to be pretty accurate with your hands while the person with the gun can afford to be sloppy.

I don't really know how the dynamic changes when the gun starts holstered and the other person is already within grappling range but generally speaking, in a real life or death situation, 100% of hand to hand combat experts recommend a gun.

It can and has worked. It's just risky as hell.

Funny but sad story. We correctional officers are poorly trained. We get taught one time and get a refresher every few years. But one CO was being robber and he managed to effectively use his training and disarm the guy of his gun. But he handed the gun back to him and promptly got shot.

And that's what we call a training scar. Back in the day in training you'd do the drill and hand the fake gun back so you could do it again. So because that's what his muscle memory was dummy handed the gun back. Now days because of that incident we do the drill and then the person who took the gun becomes the mugger. Basically we take turns now instead of the one person doing it repeatedly for awhile before switching

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FigureOfSpeech
01/13/23 7:18:03 PM
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Mistere_Man posted...
but I believe there is a version of Krav Maga that the military uses that is supposed to be very effective.

what about Krav MAGA? >_>
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Mistere_Man
01/13/23 7:24:35 PM
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FigureOfSpeech posted...
what about Krav MAGA? >_>
I am not sure what you are asking. I said I meant the military version of it, not the one from crap dojos that say they are real Krav Maga. and the internet search showed it spelled Maga not all capitalized, so what are you asking me exactly?

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Sufferedphoneix
01/13/23 7:27:06 PM
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Mistere_Man posted...
I am not sure what you are asking. I said I meant the military version of it, not the one from crap dojos that say they are real Krav Maga. and the internet search showed it spelled Maga not all capitalized, so what are you asking me exactly?

It's a make america great again joke

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Kamen_Rider_Blade
01/13/23 7:28:18 PM
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There are "Multiple Ranges" for 'Non-Weapons based Close Combat' in Martial Arts.

Grappling/Throwing Range = Hugging Distance
  • Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Regular Jiu-Jitsu, Wrestling, Aikido, etc.
Ultra Close Striking = Knee/Elbow/Bad Breath Distance
  • Muay Thai, Wing-Chun, Jeet-Kune-Do, etc.
Regular Striking Ranges = Two major ranges
  • Kicking -> Taekwondo, Karate, many types of Kung-Fu, many other Martial Arts
  • Punching -> Karate, Boxing, many types of Kung-Fu, many other Martial Arts



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DirkDiggles
01/13/23 7:30:11 PM
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KYA style also works.

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Mistere_Man
01/13/23 7:33:36 PM
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Sufferedphoneix posted...
It's a make america great again joke
Oh sorry I am pretty oblivious at most times sadly. Thank you for explaining.

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FigureOfSpeech
01/13/23 7:39:26 PM
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Mistere_Man posted...
Oh sorry I am pretty oblivious at most times sadly. Thank you for explaining.

lol, yeah that was it. I was thinking it would be funny if there was a donald trump-based shitty ineffective martial art that was actually just the equivalent of doing nothing at all except maybe making slight hand movements.

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Mistere_Man
01/13/23 7:51:07 PM
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FigureOfSpeech posted...
lol, yeah that was it. I was thinking it would be funny if there was a donald trump-based shitty ineffective martial art that was actually just the equivalent of doing nothing at all except maybe making slight hand movements.

In terms of actual legit Krav Maga, I don't know much about it, only that it's highly effective for those well trained in it, and that it's prominent in Israeli military/intelligence.
No problem, It would probably be like Wimp Lo style losing is winning.

As to the other yeah I have only heard of it so I know very little too about it.

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ScazarMeltex
01/13/23 9:19:27 PM
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Tyranthraxus posted...
The problem is that it's practically impossible to pull that off unless the shooter is distracted somehow. Virtually every video demonstration of trying to rip a gun out of someone's hand results in the trigger finger winning that race.

You also need to be pretty accurate with your hands while the person with the gun can afford to be sloppy.

I don't really know how the dynamic changes when the gun starts holstered and the other person is already within grappling range but generally speaking, in a real life or death situation, 100% of hand to hand combat experts recommend a gun.
Honestly it changes pretty quickly. The Tueller rule (21 foot rule) is actually very accurate. The average person can cover 21 feet in 1.5 seconds. Tueller specifically applies to a person armed with a knife against an opponent with a holstered gun. There have been hundreds of experiments run on it, mythbusters even did an episode covering it. Basically at 21 feet the guy with the knife gets shot right as he reaches the dude with the gun. Closer than that and guy with the gun gets stabbed. So for grappling it's a bit different but you can assume a similar outcome.

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Ivany2008
01/13/23 9:34:44 PM
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Russian Sambo
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El_Marsh
01/13/23 9:50:39 PM
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Gymkata

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Mistere_Man
01/13/23 9:56:22 PM
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El_Marsh posted...
Gymkata

Especially if there is uneven bars or a pommel horse around, god help your enemies if there is a pommel horse around!

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knightmarexx
01/13/23 10:05:10 PM
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All Traditional Martial Arts work, that's why they're called "Martial Arts", but contrary to movies you cannot beat simple math, or "physics" if you prefer.
It doesn't matter how well you're trained, if you're half the size of the guy you're trying your "Martial Arts" on, and he has a semblance of training, he's winning.
Someone with longer reach, and who is twice the strength of you, and triple the Grip Strength -- is winning 9/10 times -- that is why Boxing, and almost all martial arts have weight divisions.
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The_shibe
01/15/23 6:24:32 PM
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knightmarexx posted...
All Traditional Martial Arts work, that's why they're called "Martial Arts", but contrary to movies you cannot beat simple math, or "physics" if you prefer.
It doesn't matter how well you're trained, if you're half the size of the guy you're trying your "Martial Arts" on, and he has a semblance of training, he's winning.
Someone with longer reach, and who is twice the strength of you, and triple the Grip Strength -- is winning 9/10 times -- that is why Boxing, and almost all martial arts have weight divisions.

I used to think this. But then I thought about this real world scenario I was talking about:

If some dude, rough around the edges, thuggy, but untrained shows up to a boxing gym or BJJ school (or muay thai, as I was corrected above) wanting to challenge the coach, he will get fucking clowned real bad.

If the same dude showed up to challenge a karate or taekwondo main instructor... he'd probably win

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