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 Jan 20 2026, 02:05 PM
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 Vae Victis  Group: Official Member Posts: 1,419 Joined: Sep 2006 Member No: 460,227  |
A trained human can win a fight with almost any animal. Take a grizzly bear, for example. Sure it's slightly stronger, but it lacks agility and a trained human can run faster than it can turn, so all one needs to do is simply run circles around it while delivering strikes to weak points such as its groin.
If being charged, say by a lion, you would want to backpedal in a diagonal fashion, facing the creature. At the last second, charge forward diagonally. As the beast skids past you, deliver a spin kick to a vulnerable area, such as its groin. |
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Jan 27 2026, 01:57 PM
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Vae Victis Group: Official Member Posts: 1,419 Joined: Sep 2006 Member No: 460,227 |
QUOTE(Reidar @ Jan 20 2026, 02:05 PM)  A trained human can win a fight with almost any animal. Take a grizzly bear, for example. Sure it's slightly stronger, but it lacks agility and a trained human can run faster than it can turn, so all one needs to do is simply run circles around it while delivering strikes to weak points such as its groin. If being charged, say by a lion, you would want to backpedal in a diagonal fashion, facing the creature. At the last second, charge forward diagonally. As the beast skids past you, deliver a spin kick to a vulnerable area, such as its groin. Just popping in to say that I read and agreed with this take 100%, but then saw I myself posted it. That should just add to my argument that it's sound advice, though. |
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Feb 18 2026, 07:15 PM
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Vae Victis Group: Official Member Posts: 1,419 Joined: Sep 2006 Member No: 460,227 |
QUOTE(Reidar @ Jan 20 2026, 02:05 PM) A trained human can win a fight with almost any animal. Take a grizzly bear, for example. Sure it's slightly stronger, but it lacks agility and a trained human can run faster than it can turn, so all one needs to do is simply run circles around it while delivering strikes to weak points such as its groin. If being charged, say by a lion, you would want to backpedal in a diagonal fashion, facing the creature. At the last second, charge forward diagonally. As the beast skids past you, deliver a spin kick to a vulnerable area, such as its groin. You are delusional at best and an idiot at worst. A lion is faster than a human to the point that it could do the exact same tactic to you except 1,000 times better, including a spin kick to your goin. And a bear? It wouldn't even have to bother with the spin, a regular kick from any or all of its legs would craterize your balls into atoms. |
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Feb 22 2026, 03:16 AM
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QUOTE(Reidar @ Feb 18 2026, 05:15 PM) You are delusional at best and an idiot at worst. A lion is faster than a human to the point that it could do the exact same tactic to you except 1,000 times better, including a spin kick to your goin. And a bear? It wouldn't even have to bother with the spin, a regular kick from any or all of its legs would craterize your balls into atoms. I look forward to the next installment. |
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