@Kalani Kanae Thanks for responding. I agree with everything you said. Those baby steps he did were a both a telegraph signal to the oponent saying hit me and a sure sign that he was completely inexperiened. Point to note for anyone seeing this. Don't get into a ring for a real fight untill you have built up some experience and had some light sparring with advice from a coach. Also, if you haven't been in any real fights yet, do the practice as stated above now before it is too late, because you never know when the fight will be brought to you with no options for quiting.

@Kalani Kanae That is a good question. Usually in an individual style of MA there are different movements (series of kicks, punches, and blocks) put into a patern that the students of differing levels must learn and be tested in the perfomance of in order to advance to a higher level (or not, if done poorly). This is what I mean by Forms. In Karate and Judo I believe it is called Kata. In Amarican Taekwondo (TKD) Association it is called Songahm or Poomsae. In other TKD organizations Poomsae, Hyung, or Teul and in Kung Fu it is called Tao Lu.

@Kalani Kanae Thanks for weighing in on the topic.