Advice for hard punching with minimal padding, and still avoid ripping knuckle skin?

[drop bear]

I did not attack your arguments, on the contrary as I specifically wrote:

I merely wrote that there is more than one way to train, more than one way punch and more than one way to fight. They don't all require wrapped hands and extensive bag work. More importantly, I was hoping to get across the point of not being so focused on one and understand and appreciate there are other ways.

Ok. But however you train.

Training it for longer will make you better at it.

And protection will enable you to train longer.

Still no street distinction there.

Or it won't. And you will find a way to argue against it. And there is still no street distinction there.

 

[drop bear]

I don’t think he attacked your argument as such. I don’t think anyone here is suggesting it doesn’t apply because of streets. It’s about training methodology. Perhaps one way is more expedient, and maybe even more efficacious. That does not invalidate other methodologies that may take longer to effectuate similar goals. In other words, I can make toilet wine rather quickly. That toilet wine may have a different quality than a fine bottle from Montepulciano, but both will get you equally drunk. I make it a point not to judge a man by his choice of drink.

That's fine. Then you build a case on its own merits.

You don't say toilet wine is better because it is more suitable for the streets.

Which you could. Because you can apply that argument to anything. And therefore never have to build a case on its own merits.

 

[JowGaWolf]

It’s also why a Boxer’s Fracture is called a Boxer’s Fracture and not called an Okinawan Fracture.

I did not see that coming.

 

[Prince_Alarming]

You don't say toilet wine is better because it is more suitable for the streets

I hesitate to ask, but what is toilet wine?