Proper Procedure for Fighting?

[Fife]

That's a hell of a compliment.

Social cue, TC: Tell that man thanks.

[The Conservative]

The Conservative is a Wrestle-Boxer Bouncer. Very stereotypical of American born MMA fighters.

I'll take that as a compliment. The major difference is I'm not all tattooed up

I will say though, I am going to each my son how to fight, but if I find he started a fight without justified provocation, I'll drop his ass myself.

As I said before, don't throw the first, throw the last.

[StCapps]

The Conservative is a Wrestle-Boxer Bouncer. Very stereotypical of American born MMA fighters.

I'll take that as a compliment. The major difference is I'm not all tattooed up

Plenty of time to get a shitty tattoo if you want to. Then you'd fit right in.

I will say though, I am going to teach my son how to fight, but if I find he started a fight without justified provocation, I'll drop his ass myself.

As I said before, don't throw the first, throw the last.

I'd imagine that Combat Sambo is probably cheaper than MMA or Jiu-Jitsu classes and probably significantly so. Boxing and Wrestling are among the cheaper combat sports to participate in, especially boxing. BJJ is fun and all, but they charge an arm and a leg, trying to fleece upper middle class white folk, same with MMA classes for the most part.

[The Conservative]

The Conservative is a Wrestle-Boxer Bouncer. Very stereotypical of American born MMA fighters.

I'll take that as a compliment. The major difference is I'm not all tattooed up

Plenty of time to get a shitty tattoo if you want to. Then you'd fit right in.

I will say though, I am going to teach my son how to fight, but if I find he started a fight without justified provocation, I'll drop his ass myself.

As I said before, don't throw the first, throw the last.

I'd imagine that Combat Sambo is probably cheaper than MMA or Jiu-Jitsu classes and probably significantly so. Boxing and Wrestling are among the cheaper combat sports to participate in as well, especially boxing.

It is but it takes a beating on your body, like wresting. It's good to have under your belt though either way.

Anyway I'd like to get hair back on my head instead of a tattoo. But I have a few in mind if I was given the option

[DrYouth]

but if I find he started a fight without justified provocation, I'll drop his ass myself.

Never fight your kid... no matter what stupid ass thing he does.

Defend yourself if he comes at you, but never retaliate if you can at all help it.
There is no winning a physical fight with your own kid. You lose from the moment you engage.

Call him out when he deserves it... and hold him accountable... that hurts more than any blow you can land on him.

[StCapps]

It is but it takes a beating on your body, like wresting. It's good to have under your belt though either way.

Injuries come with the territory in such violent endeavors, especially when mixing striking and grappling in concert with each other, it's the way she goes. It's important to not over do it, over-training is when injuries are most likely to occur. The worst part about participating in combat sports training on the regular, you are banged up all the time, it's a fluke if you are participating at 100% for any significant stretch of time, and that can take it's toll.

[The Conservative]

but if I find he started a fight without justified provocation, I'll drop his ass myself.

Never fight your kid... no matter what stupid ass thing he does.

Defend yourself if he comes at you, but never retaliate if you can at all help it.
There is no winning a physical fight with your own kid. You lose from the moment you engage.

Call him out when he deserves it... and hold him accountable... that hurts more than any blow you can land on him.

If my son is going to get into a fight, and he started it, I will expect the other kid to be severely hurt. Trust me, I will use my voice upon all things first, but if it comes to it, I will show him humility old school.

Again, last chance scenario. I will not raise a bully.

[The Conservative]

It is but it takes a beating on your body, like wresting. It's good to have under your belt though either way.

Injuries come with the territory in such violent endeavors, especially when mixing striking and grappling in concert with each other, it's the way she goes. It's important to not over do it, over-training is when injuries are most likely to occur. The worst part about participating in combat sports training on the regular, you are banged up all the time, it's a fluke if you are participating at 100% for any significant stretch of time, and that can take it's toll.

Oh trust me I know it does, during the time of training continuously if I wasn't bruised somewhere I wasn't training hard enough.

Movies glorify that shit, want to see what a real fight looks like, the best example I can come up with is probably Boondocks Saints. Sure it throws humor into it, but you don't come out of any fight unscathed.