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my name is Davza Smgal the nos contour of Wal Proxen

when he wraps you w/ his legs,use both of your elbows to dig into his inner thighs,when he releases you,go for the mount.

I would pick aikido,if you have trained judofor seven yrsyou should know the answer to that one!

hakko ryu jujutsu

if you are a police officer and want to train a system of m/a that best fits you ,i would train aikijujutsu or in my opinion,Hakko ryu jujutsu.I have trained many police officers in hakkoryu and my instructor is the sheriff in the county where i live.his rank is shihan and is a police defensive tatics instructor as well as pressure point control tactics as well.I am in school finishing up my associates degree in criminal justice and know how useful these techniques can be.in your proffession,pysical confrontations are a every day occurance and with videocameras out there any police officer is at risk of brutality law suits,the days of watchman style policeing are gone.train in hakkoryu for one year and you wont have to strike anyoneanymore to make them comply with your commands.it utilizes a certain kind of grip with the hand that when combined with some of the other techniques allows the assilant to be resrtrained without inflicting any damage at all.i always see the t.v show cops and i notice in some of the arresting scences that it takes three guys to cuff the perpand their all wrestling around trying to get this guys hand to cuff,its sensless for all of that to happen,not to mention dangerous.seriously,check around for info on hakkoryuor come to galesburg il somtime.

First of all,aikido is very combat effective.athough it is a very indepth system of M/A,it was devolped Morihei Uyeshiba who studied under Tekada Sokaku,who started his training in daito ryu aikijujutsu in 1863.he was born and raised a samurai.Uyeshiba trained with this man in daitoryu aikijujutsu until he got his instructors licsenseand founded his own system,aikido ''way of harmony''.every technique in aikido is effective,maybe the person learning just doesnt have the mantality to use it in a confrontation.

ITS NOT WHAT YOU STRIKE WITH THAT MATTERS,IT IS WHERE YOU STRIKE THEM.A OPEN HAND STRIKE CAN BE DELIVERED MUCH FASTER THAN A CLOSED FISTAND IF YOU KNOW HOW TO DELIVER THEM CORRECTLLY ,YOU WILL MINAMIZE THE DAMAGE TO YOUR HAND AS OPPOSED TO A BALLED UP FIST.

ITS LIKE THIS,IF YOU MESS W/ MY FAMILY,MY FRIENDS,OR MY COUNTRY,I WONT STOP COMING AT YOU UNTIL I FEEL THAT MY JOB IS DONE! CRUSH UM!

listen to northren ogre everyone ,hes right!

I have fought a lot in my life but out of all those fights,ive only used my skills a handfull of times.mostly when i get into it with more than one person.

prof Dillmans books, instructional videosand his seminars in my opinion, are the best.you should check yhem out!

My best technique would have to be my mind!

my girlfriend says yes!

Galesburg illinois shodan Hakkoryu Jujutsu United states kobukan I study under shihan Jim thompson and shihan matt godsil and north american director kaiden shihan Michael J. Lomonica

remember that it should not matter who is bigger or sttronger,think flow.jujutsu ,traditionally is about using your opponents energy against them. If a technique does not work at the time of use, abandon it and flow to the next,spending too much time on one technique can be frusterating.

the country where it was founded. Im a bad speller!

It is traditionally spelled Jujutsu.at least in japan,the country it all started.