It's handsome exceedingly conventional trust that the majority of fights eventually end up on the ground.

But what's not so well known and obvious is this almost fool-proof way to win a ground fight without needing to know a lot of moves or techniques -- and that works regardless of your size, strength and power.

Listen to this:

If you've ever been in a ground fight then you know it can tire you out very quickly, both mentally and emotionally.

It's just one of the most physically grueling activities in the world.

Do you recognize what the contrasting conspicuously pigeon spot on a person's body is? The spot people will drop everything and anything they are doing to protect? The spot even people jacked up on mind altering drugs or illegal steroids will do everything in their power to cover?

It's the eyes.

The eye ball is the single most vulnerable spot on the human body.

In fact, if you can jab a person's eye -- and I don't care how ripped up with muscle he is or how "tough" he thinks he is -- you will cause him a lot of pain.

Sometimes in my street-fighting classes, I will attain students who complain, whine and tears over I will put them through drills that seem "pointless" to them.

Usually this happens when they are least expecting it. In other words, I will be drilling them on something or maybe have them huddled around telling them something.

In today's society, it's halfway a given you cede at some look-in be approached by a an irate person, either attacking you, yelling at you, or maybe just trying to stare you down.

This can happen for almost any reason and in almost any location -- like in a bar, a restaurant, on the street or even on your property in some cases.

When this happens, you'll be tempted to yell back, shove back or simply attack.

But for purely legal and ethical reasons, unless someone is trying to kill you or outright attacks you...your first reaction should always be to simply gain some distance.

For example, imagine some ticked off guy comes knocking on your door some day and starts accusing you of sleeping with his wife (happens to totally innocent people more often than most people realize.)

He's naturally (and understandably) angry, and looking to tear off your head.

What do you do?

Well, unless he outright attacks you, the first thing you should do is slowly take a couple steps back, and relax.

Why?

Because taking a couple steps back usually starts the "de-escalation" process.