Did you know Macho street talk is all contrary to Martial Arts training?

They tell you to whip the biggest guy there, and the rest will leave you alone. But


that big mother might not want to get whipped!


Rule #1 of the Warrior, is never underestimate your opponent. Fight everyone as if


he were a Kung-Fu master. Even if he's a midget!


They tell you hit him as hard as you can, and keep hitting! That will work with loud


mouths and drunks. A trained fighter will side step and wear you out!


Rule #2 of the Warrior is stay cool. Never throw all your power and weight into an attack, because once one is committed, he or she cannot pivot and escape or block


and counter. A finger will put them on their butt!


They say act psycho and talk scary, and they will just lay down and die! WRONG! That only gets them pumped and ready for an attack.


Rule #3 of the Warrior is my own. If you feel you can't avoid the confrontation. Don't talk about it. DO IT!

Did you know Macho street talk is all contrary to Martial Arts training?
Yes I know that. A true warrior is both confident %26amp; humble.
Reply:oh duh!
Reply:I agree. If it's come down to a fight, forget about blabbermouting and finish it fast. However, keep in mind it's in your best interest, where the law is concerned, to warn your opponent that you've had training. This doesn't seem right, because you lose the element of surprise, however, it is only fair. Your opponent should also warn you that s/he has been trained, if that is the case. That way when you're headed for the hospital and s/he's headed for the police station, s/he can say, "I warned him and I have witnesses."
Reply:your right
Reply:Did you just finish reading a magazine article? Perhaps one day you can have students of your own with whom to pass on such fascinating tidbits...
Reply:Well.. I would personally just walk away and say not interested but well.. like you say if it's not avoidable then just enjoy the battle