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I know that there are a million "what-if" questions out there, but this question seems the most practical when applying it to a street fight/self defense scenario. What if you're facing more than one opponent and your main fighting style is jiu jitsu? Jiu Jitsu does teach some striking, but i don't think that it is enough to say that one could be profficient at standing up and fighting. In a fight, if a jiu jitsu practitioner were to take someone to the ground, there is a high risk that one of the opponents "buddies" could easily capitalize on this and attack also. So what is the best method for dealing with multiple enemies when running or talking it out aren't options.

haha! Great Movie!

I guess the only way to practice defense against a southpaw is to take time out of your training to practice AS a southpaw. Try to get yourself comfortable with being in the position. My case is different because I'm a southpaw but I feel completely natural fighting orthodox also, without ever needing any remedial training, but I guess the best way to find out is to spar left-handed.

is anyone watching The Contender: Asia? Sixteen Muay Thai fighters from twelve different countries fighting to become The Contender.