jiu-jitsu fighter

whats cheap is that he slips it on without you knowing , i would kick his ass

monkeygirl is right, make them fight your fight, make them uncomfortable and then set them up for a technique. when i fight in the ring i like to go all out form the start and than pace myself. but my stand-up skills need work.

the floating ribs, the nose/mouth the center of the chest(sternum)

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I studied an art called blauer tactical confrontation management systems and it was about just that what to do in the street and how to deal with the situation. Although the techniques we $hit the moral/ethical, and advice we learned was good. https://www.tonyblauer.com

http://www.bayarekokondo.homestead.com/jukido.html i was curious also so i looked it up, hope this helps

yo man, i would have to say the best option for you is kajukenbo its a hard/soft style , that was formed in ww2 when five guys each of their respected ma's came together to form a street realistic martial art. kajukenbo has like 8 short forms, and they are easy to do and learn, i know the first one. its founders were all black belts in their styles. judo tang soo doo hawaiin kenpo kung fu jujitsu go to https://www.montrealmartialarts.com to find out more. my sifu/guro/master is an 8th degree bb in it. hes the highest ranking kajukenbo bb in canada. so if you got any questions ,ill ask him for ya.

its not as efficient as bjj , but its also a good style more realistic than judo and its similar to bjj

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yes as kensai said, after you done with karate?

I studied praying mantis for a while, (northern seven stars). Its a whole style of kung fu and the mantis form is found in the northern shaolin system of kung fu. Because after the monks were beaten by it( wang lang beat them) they added it to their system. But praying mantis (northern seven stars) is a complete system on its on. Its got sweeps and strikes, but its doesn't emphasize kicking. It emphasizes very fast hand movements.

first class, i learned, key lock, armbar(mount) armbar (guard)

YES THEY ARE ALL ALIVE LOL , INOSANTO was a close friend of bruce lee, he is a msater of many martial arts, GELINAS ,is my master , he is a close friend of Inosanto. ERIK PAULSON, is the founder of combat submission wrestling.

https://www.sparmax.com has pics of philip gelinas, insanto, erik paulson , ajarm sirsute chai

standin over you ,probably ready to stomp your face in.

what head lock tombstone? yeah dober ,kick out his knees right from underneath him than when he stumbles back roll onto my feet.

ya standing and your on your back

sorry guys the web site is down heres the number 780-443-1333 its on 170th st. if that helps

I know of a good, bjj/jkd/mt/shamrock fighting systems place out there in edmonton MAXIMUM MARTIAL ARTS, https://www.jeetkunedo-next generation.com

If i was underneath him and he was on top of me, i would attemp to kick his knees or shins, right from underneath him.

man i've been doing bjj for six months and i can do it with ease. once you learn the 3 techniques seperately, you put them together. a child can do that.

Heres a crazy submission combo that one of the brazilian top team members taught me at a seminar. hope you like it. from guard, you use an armbar, the guy pulls his arm out, go to omoplata,its not working,keep control of the arm, and fall back (onto your back) and you have a triangle waiting for you. 1. armbar,guy pulls out his arm 2. omoplata 3. keep the arm, go back onto your back, (with him in your guard) and there will be a triangle choke waiting for you. enjoy

YEAH jkd is one of the ma's that actually works under combat circumstances its just that your gonna have to get a qualified jkd instructor to teach it to you and developping knockout power takes time, not possible to do it in a day or month.

superleeds im not sure what his original style was, im pretty sure it was boxing+wrestling, but now i know he trains in bjj/muay thai/boxing/wrestling

CONTACT SPAR, WITH PEOPLE WATCHING YOU! this will partly get you ready, create a mock tournament at your school and have people cheer you and your opponent on. this will give you a feeling of whats its like. I was afraid on my first tourny but i got over it. stay calm, you don't want to be all stressed out and get tunnel vision. Good Luck