What are some ways to learn how to fighting?
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Find a gym in your area and start taking classes.  Magazines & videos are no substitute for real training.
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Distilled water (boxers drink it lose lbs fast for fights)\nTry to eat alot less calories\ndrink more water\nwear clothes that elongate your body
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The biggest mistake people who are not fighters usually do is swing as hard they can, forgetting that their fist must be kept tight upon contact.  When making your fist make sure that you do not have your thumb tucked under your fingers.  If you do that you will dislocate it.  That said you can practice making your grip/fist tighter with wrist curls using low weights (2 1/2 pounds) with multiple reps.  Also practice making a tight fist regularly and buy a heavy bag.  You will notice how much it hurts if you forget to hold your fist tight.  The heavy bag is hard so it will prepare you for someone's face.  The two best places to hit someone in the face are their ear (messes the person's balance up) or the nose (very painful).  Since you are a woman, remember that if you are fighting a man, without question go for his nuts.  Your leg - foot are much more powerful than your arm-fist.  A swift kick in that area is your best line of attack.
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First thing is find a gym you can go to work out with people who fight and they should be able to help you find a small venue to get your feet wet when you are ready you need to move to the Quad Cites and work out with MFS (if you don't know what MFS is you don't know ultimate fighting) and his world Class fighters. But with out knowing where you are from it is hard to say who to get in touch with.
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First, you need an arm.  If you don't have any, your kinda screwed.  Then, you need muscles.  Your kinda screwed without them too.  Get a good grip.  Right when you start, kick your opponent in the nuts.  Works every time.
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1. keep your eyes on one spot on the body, like the opponents eyes, or on the chest. this will develop your peripheral vision.\n2. keep picturing the attack or have someone attack\n3. constant repitition of  your response to the attack (how you will counter it.)\n\nin short, constant drilling
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Go to the gym ask boxers there about training. Search the web for tips and sites that will help you get started or improve in areas you need to. Also, find a good sparring partner.
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Fighting is like everything else man. It takes practice. Go to a boxingg gym and watch people. Punch the bag around. Get stronger and quicker.
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Sweetie, you can alway work on simple techniques by polish them up. I've been doing Muay Thai for three and half years, I use to be a training partner for a female K-1 fighter and a couple amateur champion back in Las Vegas. Now I train at different gym. Even with all those experiences, I still watch videos of fighters to studies their techniques. I watch how they pose their body before strikes, how they plant wieight on their feet, how they have their hands when strike, and the list goes on. Here's a couple videos of techniques that you can watch and try learn from on your own time:\n\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HmQzrn_d4J4&mode=related&search=\n\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWTELOTO_NQ&mode=related&search=\n\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWlrGnwmCIQ&mode=related&search=\n\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nBI0jTfI1H4&mode=related&search=\n\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zMrzplkaSLY&mode=related&search=\n\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xT6Pa4eg10k&mode=related&search=\n\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5kmPhYGEqIo&mode=related&search=\n\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5kmPhYGEqIo&mode=related&search=\n\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=83AEG4wtyRA&mode=related&search=\n\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-kYbWI19uY&mode=related&search=\n\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NtR9hGFsDWg&mode=related&search=\n\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWku2e6ZZUo&mode=related&search=\n\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5h4KDpH5wYQ&mode=related&search=\n\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vlkUlA96g2Y&mode=related&search=\n\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fMSPU87mm2s&mode=related&search=\n\n\nNow here's a link to lot of videos of couple fighters I like to studies:\n\nbuakaw (known for his ridicilously fast kicks and excellent clinch game):\nhttp://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=buakaw&search=Search\n\nSamkor (feared for his powerful kick, that's why I like to study his kicks):\nhttp://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Samkor&search=Search\n\nRamon Dekker (famous dutch fighter known for knock Thais out with hands):\nhttp://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Ramon+Dekker&search=Search\n\nAlso if you want to look up some more fighters you can look up on www.youtube.com by type in their name, here's some:\n\nAnuwat - famous Thai fighter know for his powerful punches\n\nMasato- famous K-1 Max fighter known for his excellent combo\n\nSakmongkol- one of most feared and respected Muay Thai fighter of 1990 to 2000\n\nRemeber when you watch fighter, try study how they set their technique up, how they counter, how they move, how they evade or block, and more. Also try copy their combos and shadow box it or test it on bag or during sparring. You can learn amazingly LOT from watching other fighters.\n\nAlso here's a great forum that you can visit that will help you out a lot: www.k-1fans.com/forum
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1. Learn as much as you can from a good coach before you leave him/her. Put the lessons down to paper or on video for review.\n2. Practice every day, even if you don't have a lot of time. Stretch, stretch, and stretch.\n3. Join a gym with boxing studios or buy and install a heavy bag. Use it.\n4. Find a sparring partner. Better yet, find several sparring partnets. Kick and punch as much as you can every chance you get. Do wear protective gear.\n5. Books are all about theory. If you don't know how you can improve your taekwondo without a coach, then you don't need a book just yet. Work on the basics instead. A good foundation will get you very far.
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Some recommendations:\n\n- Picture yourself defeating your opponent. \n- Strike through the opponent. Don't aim to strike the face, strike through the face to the back of the head. \n- Jab until you calm your nerves. Once you settle into the fight, stick to your combinations.\n\nAs you get better, you'll sometimes think you're able to stretch time. What you're actually doing, is shortening your reaction time, providing you with a longer time to respond. This is the 'zone' that fighters allude to. \n\nAlso, do as much road work as possible. Jogging is the key to victory. The more you run, the better you'll do.\n\nFinally, breaking your nose doesn't hurt that much. Not getting in the ring hurts a lot more.\n\nGood luck.
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I can give you some pointers on how to box because my brother taught me. He was a boxer, and that is where I learned how to fight. First, your feet must be at least two inches apart, but you have to keep them at an angle. Then, always keep both fists up in front of your face. This to protect you from someone who wants to try and get into your "space." Next, you have to slightly twist your elbow, (not by much), in order to put force behind your punch. Your fists should always be as tight as you can make it, and your thumb should be tucked in close to your palm(this is to prevent breakage that might occur if you hit someone where there is bone). Then, you make sure you direct all of your strength in your arm from the top of your shoulder, to your wrist. These have been the most effective methods that I have used when someone wanted to hurt me and I retaliated. But if you are a minor, then maybe you shouldn't be thinking about how to injure anyone. Well, I hope that this will be able to help you!! Add a comment to let me know how it goes.
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You have several points that can be improved on: \n\nBefore fight starts, always hold your arms and hands up in front of you like you are waving him off. Does two things, one, it puts you in advantage point as you are already positioned to block a punch, or to go offensive. \n\nSecond, it will momentarly distract him from thinking clearly. \n\nThird, never focus on his eyes, they can mislead you, instead focus on a point in the middle of his chest. That way, you can see clearly, his arms, his legs, and keep an eye on his shoulders, as just before he starts a punch with the right hand, his right shoulder will move back in cocking for the punch. Gives you advance warning.\n\nMost fights end up on the ground in grappling. When your opponent moves forward in a crouched position, to grab you and take you down, you step back quickly, and place your hands on the back of his head and push down, and down he goes. Side step and spin around and drop down on his back. Grap his head and neck and pull back in a semi choke hold. At this point, he cannot move. If you are serious about doing some damage, start hammering away at his head, and it will scare the hell out of him.\n\nIf your opponent winds up on top of you, having you pinned down, raise your legs up and start hammering into his kidneys with the heels of your shoes. He will be scrambling to get away from you. Kidney punches hurt like hell! \n\nIf you decide to do any kicking, never kick with your foot, as you can very easily sprain an ankle. If you want to do a groin shot, just swing the lower portion of your leg between his thighs, and he will go down screaming and moaning. \n\nIf you want to end the fight very quickly, when you are standing close to him, always be sure you hit him first, and hit him hard. Hit him in the solar plexis, this is just below the center bones of the rib cage. Hit him as hard as you can, and it will knock the breath out of him, and he will go down like a sack of rocks and probably vomit, and will be out of the fight with one punch. \n\nActually, fighting is not good, . . . . . . . . someone always gets hurt, . . . .just make sure it is not you. \n\nIf I could spend about one week with you, I could make you one lean mean fighting machine, and you would never be defeated. \n\nGo get em tiger!\n\nDarryl S.
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It will not be easy. You will need devote your life to training. You will need to weight train,endurance train, and eat right. You will also need to line up a trainer and a manager to help get you promoted. Your life will need to revolve around fighting.\n\nDuring your carrer you will endure many broken noses, broken ribs, and a few dislocation before you are even close to your prime. In addition to your ability to eventuality do some damage to your opponent head and torso you will have to learn to take hefty punch to the head.\n\nNow I'm sure you have seen the fighters on tv, and yes it is real, but so is the blood upon their tattered face. I hope that you are serious about this because it takes a certain person to be able to do this type of fighting.\n\nGood luck to you.
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Get a good trainer. Do your roadwork every morning, and then do whatever your trainer tells you to do. I know that sounds lame, but you someone who can see what you look like and how you're progressing will know a lot better than anyone else.\n\nAnd of course, watch lots of fight tapes to see the techniques of the other greats. I would recommend Ricardo Lopez. Though a strawweight, he is the most technically sound boxer I have ever seen and is great to learn textbook moves from.\n\nStay focused, and good luck!
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how do u start a bum fight?
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http://www.rossboxing.com/\n\nThis site offers tips and advice on boxing.