what to do against a opponet wildly swinging?

[AnonymousOne]

I have had this in several actual street fights.

 

The first rule is to distance yourself from the attack by retreat or side stepping.

 

In every fight your oponent always, without fail, leaves an opening. The more skilled you are, the faster your reflexes, the more often you see them.

 

Inevitably they are there and you need to explore them quickly and decisively.

 

Distance, wait for the opening and go in for the kill with full verosity.

[Muaythaiboxer]

I had this happen to me once. I used a step sidekick to stop the charge and hit him with an elbow then followed up with a knee.

 

my advice keep your chin down and use sidekicks, thrustkicks, or elbows

[CloudDragon]

step left, or right, depending on your preference, and do a spinning heel kick to the head, works everytime!

[street fighter]

I like the paddle idea myself

[Muaythaiboxer]

i would try to avoide doing any kick above the chest there a little risky but if thats your cup of tea the spin heel or rear leg round house is the way to go

[street fighter]

Im glad I do not have to fight most of the folks in here they are just to good for me.

[Cmon]

I have read a lot of people say, side step then kick. but would you kick into their kidneys or lower back or legs or upper back?

[Muaythaiboxer]

i hit the guy in the gut so my step was pretty direct

[Gilbert]

there is to much fear in some and in some to much confident. just do it with relaxation and be you and whatever you have learned will come by it self.

[Muaythaiboxer]

in my experence no one who starts a fight is full of fear usually there so ticked off that they dont even think.