Isn't experience the most important?

[goatnipples2002]

I'm just starting my training curriculm which consist of hubud drills, footwork patterns, pain resistance exercises, and timing drills.I also TRY to incorporate form training as well.What I am wondering is if I already understand what goes down in a fight (experience) would my training be weaker than let's say someone who has a 3rd degree black belt, but no combat experience.Someone once told me a street fighter would most likely defeat a martial artist because of the unpredictability of the street fighter, is there any truth to this? I understand there are a million and 2 variables.So after that conversation I thought to myself that maybe if I was half "street" and half "dojo" I would be a "tool".Whatever the answer, I know these trapping drills have boosted my punch contact ratio through the sky.I've checked schools in my area and they train for "school fights" not really but there black belts wouldn't last 10 seconds in a street fight, robbery, or rape.Isn't that what martial
arts and/or self defense techniques are for?If you ain't ready, get ready!DON'T GET SCARED BE PREPARED.

[Burton]

Fighting experience is most important. Doing drills that aren't like fighting will not help you.
Dope man? Get a life. If you don't think you can make a living without encouraging someone else's habit then you aren't getting anything out of training. You should learn that there is always a way. Dope dealing is for cowards.

[eighteenvisions]

Goatnipples gets a thumbs down. Str8 up. I train with him(I'm half his size) and leave in the dust on the regular. His stand up game is laughable and his ground game he should just give up on! No one should take him seriously. And when you read this MR nipples come tap out like you always do

[eighteenvisions]

goatnipples is a cry baby Mr Burton I wish you could come to Omaha to teach him some respect! But since you can't I will. The only guns he has are the one's also known as my arms!