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Great idea for grappling, thanks!!

Glad that your job worked out well, an you got at least a little excitment out of it. I can just imagine MP getting into suplex position as some rowdy patron is being distracted by Bryan explaining how to properly apply a texas cloverleaf in an mma match.

Your thinking of Chris Jericho, who is the man of 1,004 holds.

Thats awesome, i remember you saying that Sabans was a really solid guy. Don't have to much fun.

I would say no, as bushidoman said, it would be useful to learn no doubt, but in my opinion combative techniques must be implemented to be a martial art. Tai Chi for example, i would consider a martial art because its movements and techniques are still base in combat. On the other end of the spectrum, i consider anyone who practices with firearms to be practicing a martial art. From the Tai Chi master, to the marine sniper, its all martial arts. Just not parkour.

Yeah, decided its time to get my butt in shape, Who was your guest instructor, anybody of note????

7/28 5 rounds on heavy bag wearing snorkel 3 rounds of jump rope with snorkel

Liverpunch, wondered if you could give us an update on the Smashlite??? (Smashlite is a registered trademark of Bujin Industries. Use of the Smashlite for illegal activities is not the resposnibility of Bujin Industries. Modification of the Smashlite voids all warrenties and guarentees. Violation of this trademark and copyright will result in a unfortunate "accident" involving a fire escape)

7/27 60 minute traditional warmup, angle drills, and footwork 30 minute light to moderate free sparring.

7/26 15 minutes of angle drills,wristlocks, and footwork 20 min takedown drills 45 min grappling for takedowns and top position 20 min working of grips and use of the gi

7/25 45 freeroll stretching 20 min freeroll more stretching

Great stuff TG, Good to see Sensei Bein was kind enough to lend you his legendary uke skills.

Jab/cross following foot drills with beginners Basic wristlock technique attack and defend

7/20 Angle drills, breakfalls, parries etc. Jiu-jitsu drills 30 minutes grappling with "illegal" strikes

To avoid having to make a deal with Maglite, you'll probably have to build your own flashlight. That may be our best option however. By making a deal with Maglite, we would be giving our product name recognition and the quality that comes with maglite.

We should start looking into patents and copyrights, and yes im serious.

That was a long gimmick feud, but a great one!! My favorite fueds back in the day were the ones that made absolutely no since. For example Randy Savage fueding with Repo Man for repoing his multi-colored cowboy hat.

Ok so we may have to come up with another name, any ideas just in case a cease and desist order comes from the smash light people???? Bashlight perhaps????

Awesome, maybe we can get LP down so we can get a look at the smashlight prototype.

60 min sparring session with the groin as a target 30min sparring with limited space, to keep people from running so much.

Personally, i am partial to Monsoon/Heenan, but Monsoon/Ventura is great as well.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2rxK-RYV0iw Here is a link to the first part of RR 92. Truly a great event. check it out.

Awesome, we need to get the Bujin challenge coordinated to coincide with the release of the prototype.

I have not watched pro wrestling fro about 12 years. But, i was bored the other day and started watching some 90-93 era wwf and 97-98 wcw videos on youtube. I was still very entertaining to me because i remember the feelings i got from watching this when i was a wee lad. Anyone out there have any favorite happenings from this by gone era of pro wrestling? For me it was the 1992 royal rumble. Every participant was a superstar and had one of the great endings in pro wrestling history.

7/18 White Belt angle drills Round kicks on air shields Striking combination drills 40min freeroll