The most has been in a fight in the street have been confronted with more than one opponents…
The so-called Price has long since ceased to exist.
Now the new generation rings in the back, in a pack, and even stranded in wheelchairs.
It is useful, therefore, if the road is chaotic to exist in the mind some principles of dealing with multiple opponents
There are seven basic principles.
-Keep them always in a line. It is very difficult to impossible to attack at the same time so to avoid the encirclement and always come one-on-one.
This, of course, need open space for you to retreat as much as needed
-Whatever happens, don’t lose your balance if you fall down with a lot of opponents above you will simply “had it pressed” because they will have the opportunity to flip at the same time all the sides and dance on top of your head.
-Σηκωθείται first when you realize that they come with aggressive intentions against an opponent who is standing, and has obtained a privileged position in space is always a tougher opponent. However, this requires to have the person of the notorious “empathy” i.e. to feel the moods of the surroundings and the main thing not to αυτοκοÏοιδεÏεται that will make “clean” if you sit down.
-Basic rule of survival, keep the back in to face the open space. Always know what you have behind you.
-To be decisive. If you hesitate, it gives more courage to the opponents. On the road wins, whoever beats it first, and there are no regulations like in duels of the 18th and 19th century as well as the fights usually are done with people of very low intellectual level and without any substantial education, but also with a very bad upbringing from home.
-Whoever is the interim your opponent always you see him in person.Don’t give an angle of “impact”. At the corners the center of balance is vulnerable and you have less vision as you see with the regional. From the corner one may easily pass the defenses, which is always effective in a straight line that defines your body.
-Finally always be created all of a sudden a shock counter-attacks when the opponent thinks he has because he’s after you. Take advantage of the momentum to give then a good stroke. The opposite speeds of double the power of the stroke, reduce directly between your distance and, ultimately, the brain of the opponent is not able to process it due to lack of time.
The Nishio Aikido this is referred to as “erasing” of the attack, and is particularly effective as it is used in tons and in boxing as a “counterpunch” which usually he’s riding straight at the opponent when it comes to ετεÏόχειÏες (a left-hander against a right-handed and vice versa) or comes to the defense of the opponent as well as beating with his own straight and has a gap in protection when it comes to ομόχειÏες (both either left-handed or right-handed)
Of course, these are some principles for someone who has no other choice of self-defense and to defend himself or some of his own face. The article is not an exhortation to violent acts and does not refer to “bullying” and people who “eat” their nose for a fight.
In the final the best rule of thumb is the well-known: “the φευγάτου the mother he never cried,” which means do what you can to not collide with anyone because in the street it’s all done, and many of these are extremely unpleasant and criminally punishable.
A human being is much more vulnerable than anyone thinks and can easily lose of the physical integrity up to the life of and in any event may have medical problems for the rest of his life.
It is better to learn how to solve all with conversation, and respect, but that for many millennia will be on a theoretical level
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One against many: What to do with multiple opponents – The 7 “golden” rules [video]
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