Dealing with an Aggressive Fighter - 3 Stage Plan

Coming up against an aggressive fighter can be a bit intimidating. But, armed with the right plan and the ability to stay cool under pressure pretty much any situation can be handled.
The aggressive fighter needs to be put on their back foot. The key is to work up to that stage. Start by giving ground with a fighting retreat. Then, hold your ground with a double arm block and fight back. Finally, you take ground, executing a controlled advance.
Once you put an aggressive fighter on the retreat...the result is in your hands
Cheers
Fran
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[@therealwewin]

absolutely hate people who try to throw as many blows as they can, love when they get perfectly countered and koed.

[@heromail2903]

In my experience, most street fighters are aggressive so you can use these techniques as first line of defense before switching to counter punches

[@Kendallxwoken]

I needed this so bad coach

[@kennyelster4557]

the sweet science and thank you sir.

[@Ayush-bc2kz]

Simple yet effective

[@khuraym2511]

Great vid

[@jjstratford]

What about an L-step / angle off instead of retreating in a straight line? I’ve found that most single-minded aggressors will overrun their target and end up out of balance and unprepared to deal with shots coming from their side, if you just take a few steps back BEFORE stepping off-line and pivoting to put them back in line for your power.

[@vanloinguyen2619]

yes. He has another video about this.

[@General_Jist]

Fought an aggressive opponent over the weekend and pretty much did this exact thing, only difference was I realized he couldn’t fight on the inside and needed his full length to land with power so I just turned it into a dogfight and got the W

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Thanks for the video, Fran!

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Thanks for the tips 😊

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Very helpful advice for me, thank you coach

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Great advise Coach thks 👊

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[@diljitjedi]

F****** I've been in the game a while but this is f****** brilliant simple and effective brilliant brilliant brilliant

[@sometimesf]

Perfect game plan 🔥

[@John-zz5gt]

Thank you sir

[@TheBullOfLewisham]

Thanks Champ. 🌹

[@ABCDEFGconversation]

Step around. Go back in straight lines will get you in trouble. Roll under and step around.

[@AndrewEakin]

Sound advice

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[@legitimate_unicorn]

How to protect your chin from straight punches and uppercuts when standing in double arm block? Join hands? Shift both hand on a side? Move down?

[@staarfajter922]

Move head off centerline?

[@legitimate_unicorn]

@@staarfajter922 yeah, I think it makes sense. No need to stay straight and get all the punches

[@marklander2309]

Can you show how behave in a fist fight?

[@joevespa3157]

I deal with aggressive people all the time

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