HOW to FINISH a FIGHT in 3 SECONDS || Nick Drossos
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For two decades, Nick studied traditional martial arts such as Kung Fu and Taekwondo. He also trained boxing, Thai boxing, Jiu-Jitsu, Mix Martial Arts, and diverse reality-based self-defense systems, including Krav Maga. Honoured accolades extend to include Kettlebell, TRX, Fitness Kickboxing Canada, Yoga Fit and CanFitPro.
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Coveted by military, police, and security personnel on an international level, Nick has conducted training seminars in NYC, Vienna, Athens, and Montreal with requests for his renowned self-defence expertise surmounting. In most recent Nick developed and certified, the Defensive Tactic Unit, of the Boston police in his Edge Weapon Instrcutor Certification.
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Sounds quite wrong. The judge won't see all the observation you mentioned. The judge only sees from CCTV that you started the fight by the so called preemptive fight and all the following elbows and punches you threw. If you work as a security guard in the bar, just call for help, call the police and switch on the light. Your peers shall come to surround the guy and he would be deterred. The light would definitely annoy other customers, which creates peer pressure on the guy you are confronting. Prepare some coupon to that guy to try to befriend him. Remember, there is where you work, he can find you anytime and that could be even more dangerous than the fight you anticipated.
In my opinion… Striking first is a very bad idea. Unless of course you like going to jail. Plus, if you’re a skilled fighter, the more than likely drunk idiot isn’t gonna land when he throws his punch at you and you can end the fight by embarrassing him when he misses, stepping aside, using his momentum against him almost gently forcing him to stumble forward, falling down on his face. You just won the fight without throwing a punch. Military vet speaking from experience.
These are great tips but for someone like myself who has no fight training or police or military experience, the potential of fighting can be a very frightening situation. If one is not trained, then one can easily freeze up. I mean, I have used the element of surprise in a fight before (I took up kickboxing in high school) but I was a young man. I am now 67 and 6 feet 203lbs with a strong body for my age and I try to use my Italian mafia scary looks and it usually works for now. How about kicking your opponent in the knees real fast and hard to bring him down. Would that work? I always heard that even the biggest giant will come tumbling down if you kick swiftly and hard in the legs.
You are free to choose between literally fleeing an altercation and 5 to 10 years in jail. I am not quite sure that hitting at an assailant is a good idea
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This old man can talk while his attacker is throwing punches at him? lol
I need to watch this at x2 speed
Sounds quite wrong. The judge won't see all the observation you mentioned. The judge only sees from CCTV that you started the fight by the so called preemptive fight and all the following elbows and punches you threw. If you work as a security guard in the bar, just call for help, call the police and switch on the light. Your peers shall come to surround the guy and he would be deterred. The light would definitely annoy other customers, which creates peer pressure on the guy you are confronting. Prepare some coupon to that guy to try to befriend him. Remember, there is where you work, he can find you anytime and that could be even more dangerous than the fight you anticipated.
You talk too much. Get to the point.
In my opinion… Striking first is a very bad idea. Unless of course you like going to jail. Plus, if you’re a skilled fighter, the more than likely drunk idiot isn’t gonna land when he throws his punch at you and you can end the fight by embarrassing him when he misses, stepping aside, using his momentum against him almost gently forcing him to stumble forward, falling down on his face. You just won the fight without throwing a punch. Military vet speaking from experience.
A typical Anglo-Saxon chatty moron who can't do anything, that's why he just talks.
These are great tips but for someone like myself who has no fight training or police or military experience, the potential of fighting can be a very frightening situation. If one is not trained, then one can easily freeze up. I mean, I have used the element of surprise in a fight before (I took up kickboxing in high school) but I was a young man. I am now 67 and 6 feet 203lbs with a strong body for my age and I try to use my Italian mafia scary looks and it usually works for now. How about kicking your opponent in the knees real fast and hard to bring him down. Would that work? I always heard that even the biggest giant will come tumbling down if you kick swiftly and hard in the legs.
You are free to choose between literally fleeing an altercation and 5 to 10 years in jail.
I am not quite sure that hitting at an assailant is a good idea
My husband was in the SAS for many years, he told me walk away these days as too many idiots drugged and with knives. Stay safe and avoid at all costs
You're a talker…not a fighter…not big fist…but big mouth!!?
You talk too much!!!
Good luck with explaining to the judge why you hit him first :/
That’s a small dojo !!!