Sandy Saddler’s Slashing Jab by Mark Hatmaker

Sandy Saddler was, is, and will always be, one of THE bona fide legends of the vicious game that is boxing. He has his detractors– people who can point to his occasionally less-than-kosher tactics, such as his penchant for heeling, holding, thumbing, collaring, and a bit of wrestling here and there. But even his detractors have to admit that he didn’t really need these outside-the-rules tactics. Read More

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5 Tips to Surviving a Street Fight

Street Fights Are No Joke Street fighting can never be compared to any kind of sport. In street fighting, there are no rules and regulations to be followed. It is brutal and cruel enough to kill you. It is always better to avoid this kind of situation at all cost. However, if you are caught Read More

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What Doesn’t Kill Us…

A Conversation With Scott Carney Scott Carney, author of the provocatively titled What Doesn’t Kill Us: How Freezing Water, Extreme Altitude, and Environmental Conditioning Will Renew Our Lost Evolutionary Strength was kind enough to have a lengthy conversation regarding aspects of his book and his thoughts on similar subjects since its publication. I read Scott’s Read More

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5 Tips to Surviving in the Urban Jungle

Have You Ever Heard This Term Before? In the military (and sometimes in law enforcement) we use the term “combat arms”. Have you ever heard of it? Many have not, but because you are a loyal reader of the Fight Fast blog, you probably have.

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Is Facebook Killing Your Motivation?

The Answer Probably Won’t Surprise You Several studies have shown an overall decrease in the participation of team sports, civic activities, club memberships, and other similar participatory activities.

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Train to Survive Like a Soldier by Derek Smith

The Reality of Training Like a Soldier As many of you probably know, I served in the Air Force, Army, and Navy, so I have had a LOT of military training. While in the army I worked as a counterintelligence Interrogator and an Army Criminal Investigations Special Agent. The aim of any army soldier when Read More

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