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title. In sport karate, if you reach the and I love this final match of the tournament, should you lose the fight, you get a second place trophy. The Karate Kid movies contrasted the difference between tournament fighting, and street-fighting quite well. Consider the tactics. Notice in the final fight here, the attack comes from behind. When Chozen descends down on the festival, he snatched Kamiko up from the rear. A lot of attacks on the street happen this way. A knife is the most common weapon used in hand-to-hand combat. It’s difficult to defend against without a make-shift shield or another weapon of greater length. It’s lightweight, easy to carry, and, even easier to conceal. Chozen throws Kimiko aside. This distracts Daniel, as he is concerned if she is injured or not. As you or I would be… Landing the first punch has determined the outcome of many fights. A hard strike on a stationary, unsuspecting opponent, can end a fight with one punch. Happens all the time. In a karate tournament, it’s illegal to grab and hold your opponent’s leg. It’s illegal in kickboxing as well, if they don’t allow takedowns. After being sucker punched, Daniel reacts with a step-in side-kick. Chozen isn’t fighting by tournament rules. He intercepts Daniel’s leg, catches it, and drops a vicious elbow down on his knee, trying to break his leg. Daniel hits the ground.
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title_link . When you hit the and I love this ground in a tournament, the fight stops. When you hit the ground in the street, the fight starts. One way or another, in a street-fight, somebody’s goin’ down. When Daniel hits the ground, Chozen repeatedly tries to stomp him. This is a dangerous scenario in a street-fight. Many Karate experts can smash through several bricks with a heal stomp. Imagine being smashed between the ground, and a smashing heal stomp with all of a person’s force and body weight.. Chozen throws Kamiko down after she attacks him from behind. Daniel tries to use the element of surprise by doing the same, but he fails. In the street, sometimes you lose the initiative. Your opponent may be distracted for one reason or another. They may even give their back momentarily. That’s no guarantee you’ll be able to use it to your advantage.
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