nomatter what type you are, obviously experience counts so much more so scratching my head wondering what type would be best would only be a good time-invest if I were placing my bets at some sorta finals match in a fighting tournament/championship.
From my personal experience I can provide with some insight in how an INFJ mind works during combat.. assuming that's really what my type is :3
During my first fights I chose the latter everytime the "fight or flight" option appeared.
Then as I got more experience with it I naturally became more and more comfortable with it aswell, eventually enough to chose the "fight" option.
Sooo, as I started choosing fight I was blinded by panic and striking randomly and easily beaten.
Traumatized, it took a while before I was able to get comfy enough to chose fight and have another go at it
Now this time it might be just pure luck that I didn't panic again, but I focused extensively on keeping my calm, and it helped, I still got beaten but I didn't panic or get traumatized.. PROGRESS!
After this point the progressbar flattened out and I actually started to develop skills
Skills which I'll describe as:
Mentally I'm reading my opponent's feelings in terms of, is he attacking, when is he attacking, how is he attacking, what is he expecting of me and so forth, now let me put emphasis on this that I actually FEEL these "thoughts" in an instant and I develop a counter-meassure in an instant aswell, only time I actually really have a conscious mental thought is when I pick the answers to each questions.
Physically my arms, legs and body moves instinctively, a reflection of whatever I'm thinking I'm assuming/suspecting.
Being an INFJ I believe my best advantage lies in my ability to read my opponents expectations and always surprise and confuse by doing the opposite.. as long as it goes to my benefit obviously :3
Also, I believe INFJ.. or atleast me, I dunno it just feels weird and wrong to speak on behalf of so many people when I really have no idèa if they can actually relate to anything I'm saying here
But anyway, me, infj whatever I think works best as the "defending" type of fighter, the one that counters attacks, waits to be attacked instead of attacking him/herself.
I don't know any other INFJ fighters so this is obviously an assumption, but it makes sense to me that it would work this way most with our type
edit:
ah shit I forgot to mention, in a fight where I'm locked its actually a quite fun situation .. And one I can't really explain either, but I always seem to be finding the way out each and every time to my own, my opponents and the spectators surprise. It's really fun because it's for some reason really easy to me to pick out the weak spot. Then all there's left to do is make my opponent think I'm going for another spot, shift his weight, then BAM apply all my force and strength to breaking through the weakspot in an instant before anyone knew what happened!
One example of a lock among many obviously, but it works relatively the same in every situation:3
Telling this to any INFJ considering picking up martial arts out there.. DO IT! ^^,