STOP A HAYMAKER - STREET FIGHT TRAINING - FIVE WAYS TO EFFECTIVELY STOP A HAYMAKER

In street fights, haymakers are very commonly used as they are the most natural way for somebody to throw a strike if the person is not a trained in any combat system. They can be powerful with knockout power. Never the less, if you have had some training in combat, the haymaker will be easy to spot and defend against. Here are five easy and effective ways to stop a haymaker and defeat the attacker.
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[@silang8381]

Oblique kicks as a counter are definitely effective but the idea that someone, even an untrained attacker, is going to stay in the same position long enough for me to block and then strike in two separate movements is really unlikely. Parrying and striking needs to happen simultaneously because the target will inevitably move.

[@EZMotionSimpleSelfDefence]

yes kicks to obliques are good idea too as many others and as for everything timing is very important for efective self defence!

[@sportmuaythaiv1045]

Lol! A hay puncher is very easy to fight against. You need not block his punch, avoiding unnecessary impact. One is to lean back, and counter after your assailant misses his mark. Second is to side step and sweep his legs. Third is to side step, and push the assailant's back after he rushes past.

[@EZMotionSimpleSelfDefence]

There are many ways to fight hay puncher, those are just few from many ways to help people difend them self!

[@thomasprislacjr.4063]

Who in the hell opens with a Haymaker?

[@EZMotionSimpleSelfDefence]

Look a street fights on KZbin and you’ll see louts of it!!!

[@bangmail3166]

Well, they are beautiful techniques. But, what I would have also considered (I am a Karate practitioner who also trains MMA), is to block the haymaker with both of your hands and, while twisting your hips, using the back foot (The foot away from the attack), doing a side kick or a back kick, while also pulling the attacking arm towards you so there's more impact.

[@EZMotionSimpleSelfDefence]

That is a strike with both arms to the upcoming hand (haymaker) and then grub the wrist as you turning and kneeling to outside knee. Hope this answers your question 🤞🏼🙏

[@dolphlundgren2820]

@@EZMotionSimpleSelfDefencesounding awfully bulshido there bud lol

[@EZMotionSimpleSelfDefence]

@@dolphlundgren2820 if you are really Dolph Lundgren you’ll know better! I’ve worked 8 years in night clubs in London and locally and my martial arts never let me down!