fighting style

[cooper4]

Obviously, this isn't a given, but sometimes I think you can tell if a girl grew up with brothers or in a more traditional family with only girls.  I have notice girls who grew up with guy's tend to fight with there fist more so, than girls who grew up with only sisters-when it comes to cat fighting not wrestling. I would like to hear some feedback on this topic from some of the other member here

[cooper4]

Thanks fightfanatic for your comment.   In my experience, girls who grew up with male siblings in the house tend to catfight like a guy.   And if they get into a catfight with a girlie girl[Taylor Swift] who grew up in female influence household.   The girl who grew up with the male siblings[Ronda Rousey] when they start rumbling things are not going to go so well for Taylor Swift..lol

[DJP60]

that is 1 thing that makes Holly tough

[sue5159]

I have one older brother and no other siblings. Growing up he taught me how to fight and defend myself. Being a boy he showed me how to use my fists and throw punches. I remember when we were really young and I tried to kick, scratch or pinch him, he would tease me saying I was fighting like a sissy. For a while as kids he went to the YMCA and back then they taught the boys how to box. My brother simply showed me what he learned. He made a point of telling me to never turn my head away in a fight, how to block with my left and attack with my right. He showed me how to keep up hands up to protect my face. Sometimes I felt like I was the little brother he never had.

[DJP60]

learn how to punch with your left even thought you are right handed. they will never see it coming.