Hi, I’m your host, and today we’re talking about one of life’s toughest scenarios: how to win a fight. Fights happen fast, and as Wired reminds us, “distance is your ally.” Controlling space means you can strike before you’re hit. Keep your feet moving, your guard up, and use your jab to measure range. When you commit, go for the chin or throat—“soft targets,” the article calls them—that can disorient an opponent instantly.

Wired warns that complexity kills: “simplicity is power.” A straight cross followed by a hook beats elaborate combos every time. Land two solid strikes in succession, and you force your attacker onto the defensive. If you drop to the ground, sprawl hard, drive your hips forward, and push away—never let them take your back.

Most important, stay calm. Adrenaline spikes can blind you, so focus on breathing. And remember the best punch might be the one that lets you turn and run. That’s how you win a fight—on your terms.
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