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I like this observation about sport fighting and real fighting. But I think cops, for instance, have a different mentality and set of techinques than soldiers, so I'd suggest that there are maybe two different levels of "combat". Which is what I'm asking about here.
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What is the difference in mentality?
What are the two different levels of combat that you see?
Some clarification of these two points might help me to understand a little better about what you are looking for.
Bill wrote:
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Since it's established that under stress you fall back on your training, a martial artist might benefit from training under three modes of fighting. Then you'd have different skillsets to resort to, depending on what mentality your instincts trigger.
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What three modes are you referring to? Sport, Law Enforcement, Soldiering?
What are the different skillsets you are talking about?
Not sure I understand what you mean by "mentalities your instincts trigger"?
You refer to instincts in your last post, what instincts are you talking about specifically? startle/flinch? or others?
Not trying to be a pain in the butt, but I don't really understand what you are trying to get at...sorry.