Why do people almost never kick in street fights?

> “Why do people almost never kick in street fights?” Low. Even accomplished fighters will telegraph too much with high kicks, which is why most combat pragmatists only kick low. Which means the knee and below in a standing person, and everywhere else when a person is on the ground.

Is it better to kick or punch in a street fight?

If you have no formal training with kicking or less than a year’s training, the answer is an emphatic no, you should not kick in a street fight. You want both your feet squarely on the ground, slightly further apart than your shoulders, knees slightly bent and your weight centered between them.

Why do people fight in street fights?

People are driven by hate, spite and vengeance when they partake in street fights. Violence is something they dream about. They’re not sporting. They don’t care about you. They want to kick your ass in and put you out. They want to hurt you and scratch that burning itch that’s been gnawing at their insides.

What would happen if you got knocked out in a street fight?

You could be killed in one. In a street fight, there’s no referee to pull your opponent off you if he knocks you out cold. His temper explodes and his rage will be vented on your unconscious body. Tyson Fury’s father went to prison for several years because he gouged somebody’s eye out in a fit of rage.

Why are street fights more dangerous than auto accidents?

For the same reason auto accidents are dangerous. You could be killed in one. In a street fight, there’s no referee to pull your opponent off you if he knocks you out cold. His temper explodes and his rage will be vented on your unconscious body.

Why are Street Warriors more dangerous to the average man?

Many more folks are street warriors. They’re more dangerous to the average man because of their numbers. Call them thugs, toughs, bar room brawlers, goons, punks, brutes, hooligans, whatever you want. They’re out there in large numbers.