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<blockquote data-quote="Saweeep" data-source="post: 634854" data-attributes="member: 7186">That's very hard to do. What is a &quot;real world fight&quot; exactly?However, it is similar to sparring being the best preparation for a boxing bout. And a boxing bout being a good prep for a real world fight.I don't really understand what you are saying here? Wraps and gloves enable us to hit harder in training than we could do without the equipment. Why is training to hit a (moving) head a problem?What new rules? I can guarantee you that whilst an experienced boxer may break his hand punching someone on the street, the usually untrained opponent will come off a lot worse.You haven't ever trained boxing so I think perhaps you don't understand the power produced by a boxing strike.Of course a sport is going to be structured; your shooting isn't done against moving opponents firing back at you, is it?Also, very few people can deliver low kicks powerful enough to stop an adrenaline fuelled opponent in their tracks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Saweeep, post: 634854, member: 7186"] That's very hard to do. What is a "real world fight" exactly? However, it is similar to sparring being the best preparation for a boxing bout. And a boxing bout being a good prep for a real world fight. I don't really understand what you are saying here? Wraps and gloves enable us to hit harder in training than we could do without the equipment. Why is training to hit a (moving) head a problem? What new rules? I can guarantee you that whilst an experienced boxer may break his hand punching someone on the street, the usually untrained opponent will come off a lot worse. You haven't ever trained boxing so I think perhaps you don't understand the power produced by a boxing strike. Of course a sport is going to be structured; your shooting isn't done against moving opponents firing back at you, is it? Also, very few people can deliver low kicks powerful enough to stop an adrenaline fuelled opponent in their tracks. [/QUOTE]

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