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Originally Posted by Little Dragon 117

WOAH!!!!
now i know i have no experience compared to most of the people on the forum.

well here it goes.
im not gonna add details because there is no need to, plus i dont want to sound cocky or nothing.
but

in 2nd grade (i had almost a year in Kyokushin practice under my belt) and this kid picked on my bro. ended up kicking him and he didnt get hurt but i guess i scared him.

after that just a few street fights, and a LOT of sparring.
a LOT of practice and training, but thats about it.
almost got into about 4 fights this year but i am glad i didnt, and kept my cool.

no competitions because i was never in a sport martial art, only traditional or modern types, that taught stuff you wouldnt dare using in a match with rules.



oh and there is a mongolian guy who is picking on me at school who is a blackbelt in TKD and is taking Muay Thai, and from what i hear he knows what hes doing so im guessing its no mcdojo.
but i hope my head gets me out of this one because this is gonna be the first real fight with another martial artist............one more experienced at that

Out of curiosity you Muay Thai listed as one of your styles but, you say you never did a sport martial art, Just wondering why?

Originally Posted by daddydiboy

So, the pop quiz question; even if one doesn't train to fight, how is it that they can not get into physical confrontations?

To answer this question, a saying comes to my mind. "One good turn deserve another". If you are the good guy, never hurt anybody, a good samaritan, is there any reason for anybody to hurt you? On the other hand, "what goes around comes around".

I consider myself a good guy but have punched people in the face