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Carry a lot of loot in your inventory really heavy and walk with it for miles like from Skartlitz to Rattay lol.
Don't listen to this post, it's a troll. they're posting stupid answers to waste peoples' time. What would walking from Skalitz to Rattay overencumbered even accomplish?
You can train unarmed with Bernard - it levels up fairly quickly
If you are seen punching animals - you will be reported for Crime and your Reputation will drop.
You can also find unarmed trainer with the Uzhitz fishermen fighters or with Fritz.
Horses run away and fast. From the start of the game you can work on Unarmed (Melee) leveling by punching various animals such as Sheep and Cows. Avoid of course, being seen doing any of this, or face fines or possibly Jail. And overall its not about able to pay fines or do the jail time; it's that your Rep will take a negative hit you want to avoid.
When you are able to do the fights for money in Rattay and Uzhitz while it takes your unequips your weapons when doing these, for obvious reasons, you still have the backing of whatever armor you are wearing. Use this situations to drag out those fights so you can work on both Unarmed and Defense a bit. Try not to pile-drive these guys too quickly, as they are all quite weak to be honest, so you want to purposefully lengthen the fight and allow them to swing at you so you can work on avoiding fits and blocking them, etc.