jiu-jitsu fighter

kirves you have no clue what you are talking about why does the karate student need guidance to interpret the katas and why is a boxer not capable of expressing himself through his technique, i think you need to think before you type "shadow boxing is not interpreted", you couldn't be more wrong, if tyson, holyfield,de la hoya, all fought the same way , what would happen than, of course they interpret their teachings and transform them into combinations and strategies that work for them, what martial arts experience exactly do you have?

stop saying obvious observations and say something smart for once kirves

look up richard van donk hes got some good tapes, but i would stay away from ninjutsu if i were you, i really didn't like it, thats my opinion, THE NINJA ARE WATCHIN YOU AT ALL TIMES, KIAI RUN IN FEAR..................

jkd is really a good martial art, excuse me not a martial art only a "boat to help you across the river" i have been investigating the art and absorbing usefull stuff from it to compliment my bjj training , i think im one in a million , who studies bjj and jkd anyway , i don't think bruce mastered jkd , but he mastered himself!

bruises , black eyes , bloody nose(not broken) scrapes, cuts(minor cuz of the leather gloves)

in the original northern shaolin there are five animal forms, the tiger the crane the leopard the snake the dragon

jeet kune do might be a good thing to start studying https://www.hoshinkidohapkido.com my suggestion is jeet kune do

um no not quite kirves, jkd is , your taught various techniques from other arts and you put the ones that work best for you together, to work for you, you modify them if you want, than later on it is suggested that you research a certain area of fighting i.e. grappling ,stick fighting etc.. and improve on it do you even study jkd kirves ? and under whom might i ask?

max yes boxing is good , jeet kune do is good as well as krav maga

i like how you think muay thai fighter and tkd master i gotta love them kneebars

spar with them in class and make them understand they are not gods, do this by beating them in sparring alot, this will break down their "im a god" character than , when they start becoming proficient in the techniques they're character will be rebuilt

if self defense should be included than why isn't it, there are numerous tkd schools in my area including raymond mourad an 8th degree bb and from what i have seen all of them not just a few but all of them are more oriented with point sparring/competitions, so don't be offended that people pick on tkd, they have good reason to

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did you ever hear of wooden swords?

theres one in my class used to be two LOL lets not get into that, and she very good prob in her late 20's , the guys obviously tone it down a little when sparring with her, but she can handle herself and she not a bohemoth, either, shes got a killer clock choke

yeah a punching bag would really help you work your kickboxing skills and tom i would suggest goin more than once a week, perhaps twice or maybe three times if your schedule allows?

i box and study bjj i don't really like muay thai, (but i think its great), this is a good combination and look into jeet kune do, my friedns do it its pretty good

OKAY........... whats your point renzo gracie has defeated oleg taktarov on several occasions

i study under waggney fabiano a 2nd degree bb under andre perdernieras (5th degree bb+ bb in judo) and andre is a 5th degree bb under carlson gracie

hahhahahahahahahahahaahhah sure steath , thats just bs than they teach you stealth LOL

lol plz for my sake and the sake of others plz stay away from ninjutsu, i don't now who told you it was effective or good , but its not, i advise you to stay clear. and learning the techniques online ver very bad decision

couldn't have said it better myself mtfighter

https://www.genbukan.ca but ask yourself if you really want to learn that stuff first, theres a lot of mcdojos out there

heel hook i know that thank you,, i am taught new techniques almost every class and when we aren't learning new techniques we're practicing the old ones, its just i have added a few kneebars and the heel hook to my arsenal plus a bunch of gi chokes and stuff at my academy the blue belts have actually defeated purple belts from other schools on several occasions so , and they know alot of stuff, i understand that the basics are extremely important ,but you also need to have a well rounded arsenal, and that must include leg locks , even if the guy is a "beginner"

your imagining an opponent fighting you back, you have to change your strategy and work on your footwork and your entire arsenal, its "alive" as matt thorton puts it