Thread: My first fight

Skens interclubs are usually well organised as are Sandy Holts so enjoy it mate!

Are you fighting Thai/kB at Skens? if so!

I think the best thing for you to do is keep to the basics and don't get involved with a Clinch!

Hands high...elbows tucked in...chin tucked...Use small combinations...Loads of jabs...Doubling the jab with a low kick...Push kick- low kick- right cross...push kick- roundhouse...Plenty of inner calf jabs off the front foot!!

Keep everything tight and treat it as a Spar,you will be more relaxed that way and never throw a single shot,always look for a double with either hands or feet!!

Remember its a fight...even if your trainor tries to treat it as more of a training session and agrees with the other clubs to instruct there fighters to go easy!! Fuck it off and go for it,because your're opponent will,mark my words!

IF IT IS MMA..the same as above,but I have'nt a clue about what to do if it goes to the floor

The main thing is go over and over the small combinations mate!! You can try all the reverse spinning back kicks,Elbows,Backfists and throws you want in general training..But on the build up to a fight keep things basic and drill the combinations!

GOOD TO SEE THE SUPPORT FOR A FELLOW MEMBER HAVING HIS FIRST FIGHT!!!

I HAVE NEVER SEEN SHOULD A POOR RESPONSE TO ONE OF THESE THREADS

Mate I just got a cheapo pair off one of the stalls at a show I reckon they were 'Martial arts Master' or some other ridiculously sounding name Make sure you have a good fitting headguard Tho! And keep your're hands up for fucks sake You aint getting ko'd with a hard kick to the legs,so worry about keeping your're elbows tight into your're ribs and keep the chin covered...thats more important than a bruised chin

No headguards in an interclub surprises me mate I guess you suffer with brittle shin syndrome then Its a fucking killer at times mate There is only a deadleg that is worst.....owwwwwwwww