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<blockquote data-quote="ajaf1656" data-source="post: 16979366" data-attributes="member: 196707"><p>When I was about 20, I got jumped by an angry boyfriend and his entire crew. I got a little lumped up and got a cut on my ear that bled like crazy, but walked away from it by taking it to the ground. Having been a wrestler makes the prospect of standing up and throwing punches seem so silly to me. </p><p>My issue with the striking based martial arts is you don't really get to compete the way you would in a fight unless you are willing to take some real damage. In other words, it's all theoretical until you find yourself in a real-world scenario. Even if you wrestle for one season, you'll probably get the chance to face way more opponents in actual competition than most martial artists ever do.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ajaf1656, post: 16979366, member: 196707"] When I was about 20, I got jumped by an angry boyfriend and his entire crew. I got a little lumped up and got a cut on my ear that bled like crazy, but walked away from it by taking it to the ground. Having been a wrestler makes the prospect of standing up and throwing punches seem so silly to me. My issue with the striking based martial arts is you don't really get to compete the way you would in a fight unless you are willing to take some real damage. In other words, it's all theoretical until you find yourself in a real-world scenario. Even if you wrestle for one season, you'll probably get the chance to face way more opponents in actual competition than most martial artists ever do. [/QUOTE]
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