Okay b4 your eyebrows disappear into your forehead think about it..what occurs every year in CUSAT without fail ???tech fest??elections??exams??……..NO…the answer is a fight…in fact we just had one the other day which resulted in many trees losing their branches,workers their construction equipment, and one of my friend even lost his helmet!!!!Even though i condone violence and try to avoid it at all costs it really pays to know your moves.this is because after a fight starts a person is typically blind to the world..all he sees is red…so if you happen to be an innocent bystander or a guy holding a sledgehammer it wont matter much …so in order to avoid this unpleasant scenario i am posting a few pointers to hold your own in a fight.An dont misuse this
1.There are 3 main rules to street fighting(a)fight dirty or don’t fight at all (b)Dont be ashamed to make a tactical retreat and (c)GO FOR THE GROIN
You have to realize when you are in a street fight, that there are no rules. You run the risk of being jumped by a gang of people, hit with a weapon, or being slammed on your head. Therefore, you have to be a savage and protect yourself at all cost. If this means knocking an attacker out cold or bloodying someone’s nose then so be it.
When confronted with a gang of people, your best bet is to try and run. This is because you are outnumbered and it will be easier for someone to get behind you and take you down. Your chances of taking on a group of people are slim to none unless you are much stronger or more skilled at fighting than them.
When fighting an attacker in a street fight, look for chances to hit them in their vulnerable areas. The most sensitive areas on a person are their eyes, groins for men, the knee caps, and the nose. Try to strike them in any of these areas as hard so you can to temporarily disengage them. Use your body as a weapon too. You elbows, fists, knees, and forehead can be used as a weapon to strike someone when in a street fight.
Remember there are no rules in a street fight. Therefore, look for any weapons in which you can use to disengage your opponent(s). You want to use just enough force to keep them down and prevent them from continuing to try and attack you.
Should you find yourself on the ground and losing, your best bet is to protect your head and face and look for any oppurtunities to escape or retaliate against your attackers.
So obviously i didn’t write the whole guide so thanks to ehow.com
