Davison

chopsticks!

Peace.

if hes drunk enough to be stumbleing and trys to pick a fight with you,instead of hurting this person,wouldnt it be better to walk away?but if u had no other choice,id have to go with throwing the guy around.(hey,why not.he can barely stand up!)

2 left hand straight jabs,left leg roundhouse to knee,right cross.

depends on the attack.

id have to say,Benny the"jet"Urquidez orSteven Segal.

Thanks!lol

ouch!

neither,im simply trying to make sure that johnny understands that im not just talking out of my ass.i really dont care what anyone says,i was just trying to inform him that i have used pressure point control very successfully in my experiences.i think you are taking this why to seriously.lighten up a allittle.open your mind up some!

kylesanand johnny,i think u should come to america sometime,maybe then you will stop being so close minded,until then you can continue to start arguements on the net as for me,i will continue to offer my advice and my opinion respectfully.

neither,im simply trying to make sure that johnny understands that im not just talking out of my ass.i really dont care what anyone says,i was just trying to inform him that i have used pressure point control very successfully in my experiences.i think you are taking this why to seriously.lighten up a allittle.open your mind up some!

ive trained for 12yrs Johnny and have fought over thirty fights in the streets as well as in the dojo,ive trained and fought world champions and yes i have fought many bjj fighters.first,i did not mean to affend you by my statment.some people are more subseptable to certain pressure points than others.i did not mention anything about death powers,obovoiously you are not familiar with kyushojitsu.i hope you have heard of earl montigue(considering he is from australia)or george dillman,if you have not,than you should do a little research on them.so ya,ive been proving it for years now.just because someone is all pumped up,does not mean that they are not subseptable to pressure points ,i can strike a person extremely fast in a street fight no matter how fast they are coming at me and when i strike a pressure point,9 times out of ten,it ends the fight.you must be the most unique person on the planet because it was proven long ago that everyone has (pressure points).

i think it is a good thing as long as everyone is aware of the situation.

i couldnt agree more!!!

lol

a belt rank shows the amount of time a person has spent learning,and the recognision they deserve for that time.i know it can be exspensive but take into consideration that back in the late 1800s and 1900s in japan,one would give his entire enhiritence to afford to learn the system.

i think 16 is the right age for someone to obtain their black belt,even if their technique is good, a person younger than that really cant exercise the right kind of control for a responsibity as big as that.

i disagree Johnnys,if i were on my back and a person were in the mount position on top of me,all it would take is for me touch a person in one spot(even if the attack was a front lapel choke or a series of strikes)and they would fly right off me,i know this from fighting a varity of different fighters,from stand up to ground fighting.pressure points are extremely effective but should not be used unless in combat situations.

i study Hakkoryu Jujutsu and in my system,we wear hakama.yes,they look cool but do any of you know the real reasons behind them?in Japan when samurai fought on a regular basis,they used their hakama to conceal their technique.samurai trained a variety of arts and some trained in secrecy,they did not want anyone to learn these techniques.so say i do a technique called neo nage(two way throw),the person attacks with a hook punch using their right hand,my left hand blocks to the inside of his right wrist,when contact is made,grip the wrist and make a u shaped motion passing his hand your right hand,keep his hand moving upward and stepping under his arm,pivot your rightfoot so that your toes are pointing towards the opposite way he is facing,then,kneel down bringing them down to the ground and finish using neo nage principle pin(right hand still maintains same grip)with the left hand,place on the side of their face,holding them down,then use your right(the gripping hand)to pull opposite direction .when i finish this technique,my left knee is on the groundand my right is up,in doing this my hakama hangs down in between my legs ,ido this so that anybody that is behind me cannot see my technique.

your mind.

yes,a few times

its great!

I teach Jujutsu,and have probly fought over thirty times on the street.first,a person has to have the mantality to win,secondly,jujutsu has punches and kicks like karate,throws from judo,and their grappling skills.in my own opinion,is the most effective system for someone that trains for real self defense situations.ive studied martial arts for 12yrs and unfortunately have had the opportunity to use my skills in situations to protect myself.it works,trust me.

if someone slapped me,id stomp the shit out of them,no matter who they are,or how big.dont let people push you around ,ever.

I am shodan inHakkoryu Jujutsu