When it comes to being a master of fighting it's not possible. Becoming a master can never be theirs always something more to do with your fighting skills just use your imagination and practice. To increase your skills ignore restriction and styles use all necessary techniques, ways of attack and fitness techniques and experiment with all and have partners and equipment to train with.
If you think you need a lot of moves to deal with multiple attackers your wrong. It's possible to deal with more than one person attacking you all you need is everything useful from "boxing"and other upper body striking techniques. The useful things are the punches, footwork, avoiding skills, parries, elbows, pushing, awareness of surroundings and continuous movement. The reason for using only upper body moves is that kicking will cause you to pause and give away a second or two of your time to one of your attackers to get you.
Calling them fighting styles or systems is incorrect they should be called information systems or styles because fighting is already in your body it's just not in your brain. Even do information about fighting isn't in every human beings mind a person can still attack someone if frightened or angered and hurt them witch proves that we contain it in us and it does not come from styles.
If "Bruce Lee" made "Wing Chun" popular and a lot of people learn it because of him than why is it that "Jeet Kune Do" is less popular he created that. In jkd you learn the true way to fight and how to have an understanding about fighting and the human body understanding what can serve you well and what will not and how to use it all to it's maximum. While "Wing Chun" is a good style it's just like the others it will not help you in all areas in fighting.
No fighting sport is reality theirs only one place to battle in it. In reality you need to absorb everything that's good for you and also train anywhere that's safe. Your not always going to get attacked in one place try practicing what it would be like if you had to defend yourself in the smallest, biggest or even the strangest places you can think of. That's real people are even crazy enough to break into your home to attack you.
If you think you need a lot of moves to deal with multiple attackers your wrong. It's possible to deal with more than one person attacking you all you need is everything useful from "boxing"and other upper body striking techniques. The useful things are the punches, footwork, avoiding skills, parries, elbows, pushing, awareness of surroundings and continuous movement. The reason for using only upper body moves is that kicking will cause you to pause and give away a second or two of your time to one of your attackers to get you.
Calling them fighting styles or systems is incorrect they should be called information systems or styles because fighting is already in your body it's just not in your brain. Even do information about fighting isn't in every human beings mind a person can still attack someone if frightened or angered and hurt them witch proves that we contain it in us and it does not come from styles.
If "Bruce Lee" made "Wing Chun" popular and a lot of people learn it because of him than why is it that "Jeet Kune Do" is less popular he created that. In jkd you learn the true way to fight and how to have an understanding about fighting and the human body understanding what can serve you well and what will not and how to use it all to it's maximum. While "Wing Chun" is a good style it's just like the others it will not help you in all areas in fighting.
No fighting sport is reality theirs only one place to battle in it. In reality you need to absorb everything that's good for you and also train anywhere that's safe. Your not always going to get attacked in one place try practicing what it would be like if you had to defend yourself in the smallest, biggest or even the strangest places you can think of. That's real people are even crazy enough to break into your home to attack you.
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