The Extent of your Fighting Abilities

[TheRundownRabbit]

Me?
Took Jiu Jitsu self defense course, and I know how to box, a few wrestling moves (the ones on Televised programs) they may be fake but if inflictede upon someone for real, it would hurt like a mother fucker, trust me, me and my friends had a brawl, we almost ended up in the hospital

I also had advanced marksmanship training, oh, the perks you get when you have family friends in the military

Ive only done karate once, too much flare if ya ask me

 

[Marter]

I've got no formal training, but I've learned how to defend myself.

 

[delet]

By default, I know Jewjitsu...

But truly, my fighting style would simply boil down to:
Step one: Kick in balls.
Step two: Run away.

I'll just stick with that for a while till it stops being as effective.

 

[LeonLethality]

Seven years of Tae Kwon Do. My legs are very powerful weapons.

I'm also a decent archer but I don't see how that would help me in a fight.

 

[Rasputin1]

I've had a few years of karate training. I moved last year though and haven't been able to take it up again.

 

[Radeonx]

I know Brazilian Jujitsu, Boxing, Karate, and Muay Thai. In Karate, Muay Thai, and Jujitsu I'm a black belt.
I used to train as a fighter, and if I didn't have a slew of injuries, I might have ended up becoming an MMA fighter.

 

[Czargent Sane]

tae kwon do, tang soo do, tai chi, wrestling, jeet kune do.
I'm halfway decent with the tonfas, escrima sticks, staff and sword.

 

[Rylot]

Fetal position and crying.

 

[Vet2501]

Well I do kendo, so I'm fine if I've got a katana (or just a long piece of wood), otherwise I think I would be pretty screwed, it's been about 10 years since I last did karate.

 

[RamirezDoEverything]

By default, I know Jewjitsu...

But truly, my fighting style would simply boil down to:
Step one: Kick in balls.
Step two: Run away.

I'll just stick with that for a while till it stops being as effective.

couldn't resist

same here, I'll flail around and if the shit hits the fan, go for the nads

 

[GeneralDefiance]

Tae kwon do, boxing and a fair bit of street fighting from being picked on quite a lot when i was a bit younger. i reckon id be able to fight competitively if i didnt have a dodgy back.

 

[Kryzantine]

Boxing, I did Taekwondo in my youth. I got excellent balance and agility, upper body strength, but not the greatest technique wise. I'd be set if I could practice some Krav Maga techniques, though.

 

[Red Rum]

Just a couple years of karate.

 

[The Maddest March Hare]

Rugby, the training thereof, heavy build and 6'3''.

I'm not actually a violent person, like, at all, but my size leaves some nice preconceptions in people's minds that helps prevent fights.

I've only ever had one person who decided to ignore those feelings and fight me, he was one of those stereotypical little guys who seem to have something to prove. He was about 5'4'', thin, light and plucky. He ended up in a hedge with a black eye while his friends were in hysterics with his pride utterly broken.

So my experience in fighting is very sparse, but I seem to have a natural defence mechanism instead.

 

[WhamBamSam]

Wow lots of other Taekwondo people in this thread. Awesome.

13 years and a 3rd Dan Black Belt in Taekwondo.

 

[Chewy1015]

i had an older brother who toughened me up (nice way of saying punched me into a mess on the floor because i turned the PS2 off. he was huge and violent. and i was 10). so i could take a few hits and maybe throw a couple too, but that is the full extent of my fighting abilities. against somebody that really knew how to fight? well, my jaw would be dropped so low because it's so cool, they wouldn't need to break it. but for that to happen, they'd need to be like, capoeria type good. luckily, i'm fairly tall and i have broad shoulders, which tends to scare most people away so much so that i've never been in a fight.

 

[Noogai]

11 Years of Tae Kwon Do and a 3rd degree black belt, but I've also done some Judo.

 

[Czargent Sane]

the songham style of taekwondo was my first martial art, what about you other taekwondo practitioners?

 

[bulbasaur765]

Quietly shifting behind someone and getting them in a stranglehold.