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zorg1000 said:
KHlover said:
MegaDrive08 said:
run up with a flying headbutt he won't expect that, but really you should never take advice about a fight fr a bunch of video game nerds on a forum, I've only been in one fight in my life and happend to pick said fight with a martial arts kid who dropped me in three shots, coming to think of it you coulnt even really call it a fight, i was left with quite a red face in front of the school.

Normally I'd agree with you, but you shouldn't generalize so much. For example, I do fighting sports since I am six years old

What combat sports do u do? I did kung fu as a kid, then in middle school I started boxing and wrestling, after high school I added jiu jitsu and kicboxing then started focusing on mma. Ive taken this year off of training due to movinh across the country for my job, getting married and having my first kid, yup busy year lol ive gained 30 pounds since I stopped training im undecided if I want to pursue this and try my luck as a pro or just leave it as a hobby 


I'd say just keep it as a hobby, I have been there myself, I did wu shu as a kid, which is technically not kung fu, them some judo and muay thai, finally settled for kickboxing, mostly because I wanted to get ripped ( I was chubby compares to my gym buddies), after doing it for a while I didn't really get any more ripped, but I ended up fell in love with the sport and was quite good at it, got a few fights, scrappy, but won most of them, after I moved and started the colleage shit I didn't have enough time to train as much, I tried to push it to be a pro but the thing is without 100% dedication I just cannot keep up with the guys, I missed the training for just two or three weeks and a guy who used to follow my lead almost beat me in a sparring match, if you already have a job and family I think its time to settle down