Pachuco wrote:
a kick in the nuts, is that allowed in street fighting?
Sure, a kick in the nuts is a viable tactic in any fight unless its just a friendly sparing match of a legal martial arts competition in which low blows are illegal.
Uninvited wrote:
But the land layout does matter in a fight, though, correct? If both fighters have equal experience in the exact same styles (hypothetical...) but one of them knew the land better than the other, wouldn’t the one that knew the lay of the land have a higher chance of winning? Also, would a can of spraypaint constitute as a weapon of any sort? I have Steal This Book and they call it a weapon, but...
dude.....
skinny-ass
martial artist with little meat(muscle)
on them can land powerul punches....
I think that about explains everything
Firstly, uninvited, Yes a can of spray paint is a very valuable weapon, It is reinforced so makes a solid tool for bludgeoning, reinforces you knuckles and absorbs impact if gripped when punching and the paint itself can blind and choke your opponent if sprayed into their face.
Now, onto Sonic.
Sonic, I think what you have said explains everything.
It explains that not only have you no martial arts experiance, you have very little understanding about the fundamentals of fighting styles or the impact of muscle mass on punching power.
There are very few martial arts that involve effective fighting from very light weight people, let alone punch strength.
The only martial art hat comes to mind for strong punches from lighter frame people is Wing Chun which uses Ki and tension energy to impact powerful punches from very little distance.
Akido is great for lighter frame people as it relies on kinetic energy from your opponent to convert into attacking motion.
Judo to a lesser extent and more focused on leverage and balance.
so there you have it.
Karate, taekwondo, boxing, jujitsu ect all capitalize on muscle strength among other things in relation to attacking power.
So there you have it sonic, go hit the nets and do a bit of research before you reply cause you have no argument and are currently making yourself out to be a idiot.
Dude,I know a lot about martial arts
what I mean by that is that martial arts is so skilled
that tose kind of people can beat
big,ripped etc. men
martial arts is much more skilled in phisical kombat
street fighters mainly rely on strenght
Skill>strength
Martial artist are much more skilled with weapons
also.
And if street fighters get cups
then so do martial artist because they use them sometimes
when sparring
they don’t out in the street
but since street fighters get cups
martial artist do too
martial artist also have a varioty of weapons.
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