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I can't disagree, but I offer I hope an amusing counterpoint I heard from my uncle. It was Korean war or earlier and during basic training they were learning ba
by SapporoChris 4y ago
I can't disagree, but I offer I hope an amusing counterpoint I heard from my uncle. It was Korean war or earlier and during basic training they were learning bayonet fighting. One soldier protested and said he did not need to learn bayonet fighting as a knife wound to the ass is not fatal.
My counterpoint being, it's good to know the skills but avoidance when possible is best.
- jvanderbot 4y agoIt is really hard to safely create space in a fight if your opponent is right on you and there's any kind of obstacle around. Or, if they have a hold on you. At least, I assume so given how much time is dedicated to creating space and moving away in my boxing and krav maga training.