The
Ultimate Guide
To Fighting and Winning
By Dr. Russ Horine, President, Fight-Fast Direct, Inc.
Part 4
“You might as well stand and fight because if you run, you will only die
tired.”
– Vern Jocque (USMC)
Dear Friend:
This is “Part Four” of my Ultimate fight guide
– which indicates there’s a “Part One, Two, and Three”
somewhere else. So if you haven’t read them I encourage
you to get it HERE.
Read it first before continuing on.
Please, you don’t want to take a “ready-fire-aim”
approach to this. Start at the beginning. You’ll initiate
a powerful confidence-building
process to discovering the true secrets to fighting
and WINNING a “real-world” streetfight -- even if you’ve NEVER been in a fight before
in your life.
Okay… lecture over -- let’s move onto some
fighting statistics.
Now these fight stats, (as well as the fight
myths we’ve already covered), are a heck of a lot of
fun to learn about -- but let’s not forget there’s a
larger picture
here. Sure, entertainment is fine -- but the real reason
I’m revealing to you the results of my 18 years of fight
research is so that you can start to separate fact from
fantasy… strip away the smoke and mirrors… and dispel
once and for all the utter B.S. that is preventing you
from protecting yourself and your loved ones.
Don’t
skip over any
of this. Like the six-million-dollar-man, we’re
in a process of “re-building” you -- minus all the bionics
(although I’d sure like just one
of those arms).
Ultimately I’m leading you to an exciting finish
– where the clouds of indecision will evaporate and
you’ll know precisely what to do in a confrontation
– and EXACTLY how to win any
fight… against anyone… of any size.
Let’s continue on…
“It is foolish and wrong to mourn the men who died.
Rather, we should thank God that such men lived.”
– George Patton
Street
Fighting Stats:
Once again, this is what 18 years of extensive
research –
I’m talking FBI files… CIA white papers… hardcore police
reports… and real street-fights caught on video… shows
to be true. So I want to assure you that I haven’t just
made this stuff up.
Anyway, here’s “just the facts”… and it’ll
help to start clearing things up for you.
1.)
He’s So Big. Your
adversary will most likely be taller and larger than
you. Now again, I want to point out again that everything
here is based on probability. For example, Shaquille O’Neil is probably not going to be confronted
by someone bigger and stronger than him as there are
maybe 3 other people on the planet that fit that description.
But it is possible.
Anyway, statistics
show that you’re most likely to be drawn into a confrontation
with someone bigger than you -- and the reasons may
be obvious. Your adversary likes the idea that he will easily be able
to harm and control you with little or no injury to
himself. It’s rare indeed that an individual will engage
you in a confrontation because he wants to be hurt (unless of course he’s
“into it”), so it’s a safe to bet that anyone seriously
threatening you and your family will be bigger than
you.
There is one exception
to this rule – it’s something called “Small Man’s Syndrome
or the “Napoleon Complex”. This is when a smaller man
attempts to enhance or maintain his self image by continually
challenging larger men for the most minor of reasons
(even NO reason). His
small stature makes him a highly sensitive person --
a hybrid of a bully and an emotionally highjacked individual -- who reacts with violence to the
smallest of real or imagined slights.
2.)
He’s So High. That’s
right, over half
of the time your adversary will be high as a kite
on drugs and/or alcohol. Of course that’s a two edged
sword. You’ve got a better chance at winning against
a high-flyer -- chiefly because their reflexes are so
poor. But on the other hand, if he wasn’t so high, then
the fight probably would never have occurred. But then
again… uh... jeeze… I think I need a drink…
3.)
The Haymaker.
If you allow him to initiate the fight, 90% of the time
your opponent will throw a looping
right hook – a “haymaker” -- to your head. Like
I said, most guys on the street have two moves -- a
right haymaker and a left haymaker. And since most people
are right handed… well… you get it -- what
an arsenal!
This one fact alone can go a long way to
being prepared -- and it’s why a lot of experienced
fighters will automatically begin to circle toward an
opponent’s left side before a confrontation even begins. Why? Well it’s tough for a right-hander
to get a good haymaker shot if you’re on his left side
And if he turns to try to get a good shot – just continue
to circle to your right so that you can stay on his
left side. An old boxing trick that’s simple.
So, as you can see, having even a few dirty tricks up your sleeve can go
a long way to winning a fight. Most guys you’ll meet
are very limited in their number of options. Use that
fact to your advantage.
Alright... plenty more fascinating fight
stats coming your way.
Until next time...
Russ Horine
Prez, Fight-Fast
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