Fights, like gambling, are all about percentages. There's no one on earth who can win 100 percent of the time; it's just not possible. Even the best fighter in the world can get caught with that one random punch and go to sleep.

The idea is to maximize the your chances of winning, while minimizing your chances of losing.  If your strategy, just like a game of chess, is good enough to lead you to victory 98% of the time, you're going to win a lot of fights.

One of the best ways to improve the probability of your victories is by putting some extra focus on Attack Angles.

The more you fight directly in front of your opponent, the more likely you are to get hit... the more you get hit, the more you lose.

.. and other stuff.

First, let's add one more little attack to your Distance Closing Movements which will help us lead into our angle changes with a little more distraction... and pain... for our opponents.

Let's add one little distraction and a little bit more damage before taking our angle.

Let's add one little distraction and a little bit more damage before taking our angle.  

There's a lot of stuff that goes into winning a fight... truly.  Many trainees start to feel overwhelmed when introducing the true amount of stuff that goes into a great fighting strategy.

The trick is allowing your body to move into an intuitive flow in which it moves YOU through the movements... not the other way around.

Sometimes just looking at the way that your body wants to move will simplify something that previously seemed complex.

This video will teach you how your weight distribution while moving in will make some fighting decisions for you.

This video will teach you how your weight distribution while moving in will make some fighting decisions for you.

We will be blending a blend such things.

We will be blending a blend such things.

You honestly know enough about angle taking to practice for months. These movements don't come easy for some people, but they always come with enough focus.  If you're getting it no problem, how explosive can you make it?

Moving forward, we're going to assume that you've taken your angle, and now it's time to do as much damage as possible (or potentially go for your takedown).

We have another week before we start covering takedowns... so let's just club on the guys head and body for a little bit.

Two quick and tricky hooks...

Two quick and tricky hooks...

This is a fantastic example of how leveraging technique and body dynamics can contribute to power and fluidity.

This is a fantastic example of how leveraging technique and body dynamics can contribute to power and fluidity.

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This video explains the absolute need to take a good attack angle, and shows you how to use a U-Slip to get there.  

...and I'll toss in one more lesson this week... just because it only took me like 10 minutes to make this video, which never seems to happen anymore.

This video is going to fix a Google+ member's uppercuts, and make all of us just a little bit more vicious.

This video is going to fix a Google+ member's uppercuts, and make all of us just a little bit more vicious.

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