Learn 5 Street Martial Arts Moves To Win Fights Easily!

I want offer you another handful of useful street fighting moves and tips that can take your martial arts training to a whole new level

. You need to be able to tell the difference between training for tournaments and the dojo, and applicable street fighting techniques.

Learn Martial Arts Moves #1 - Always be the first person to attack. When you use the power of surprise you can really turn your attacker from his game plan and throw him off guard. If he gets in your face and asks for your wallet, why not put your hands up, say, "Please dont hurt me" and smash him with a punch to the throat followed by other strikes? Striking first is a valid move!

Learn Martial Arts Moves #2 - Attack all the three necessary regions of the body. This includes the head (Eyes, throat, nose, temples, chin, ears.The middle area of your body the torso, (collar bone, kidneys, ribs, groin, stomach.) Last but not least the lower body (legs, shins, knee caps, feet, toes.) You want to have a wide range of areas to strike that cause instant damage and pain.

Learn Martial Arts Moves #3 - Carry a self defense weapon. If you are naturally smaller, weaker, or uncapable of defending yourself due to a physical disability or age, try carrying a weapon. A weapon as simple and effective as pepper spray can really discourage a bad guy from furthering his attack when he can't breathe or see.

Learn Martial Arts Moves #4 - Being able to take strikes and kicks doesn't always hurt. I recommend that you get out there with sparring gear and practice fighting and being hit by a friend or dojo student. Practice absorbing hits, taking shots, giving shots, and staying clear minded while being attacked with a lot of punches and kicks.

Learn Martial Arts Moves #5 - The martial arts training you do acquire has to become memorized and easily applied. You need to be able to fight under a stressful situation of punches and kicks coming at you, but you need to learn how to stay zen calm and not get embroiled in fear or panic of being hurt.

Improve your chances of survival by following these martial arts moves that you can apply easily. Having different styles of combat memorized will make you a better fighter!

Also remember to train with weights and actively practice fighting with full sparring gear to get the full feel and effect of combat and combat stresses.

by: Steve Gib

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