ShunGokuSatsu

Sonny Chiba in The Street Fighter series. Movies so violent they were banned in Japan and several other countries.

Street Fighter series, Fatal Fury series , King Of Fighters series, DoA series, Mortal Kombat II, Tekken 3 and above. Capcom Vs. series. The reasons I started MAs in the first place.

We spar using NASKA rules and using core MMA rules. Sweeps, leg checks, head shots, etc. We fight realistically, because in the street, an attacker won't give a damn where they hit you as long as they take you out (pardon language). So we like to shoot and ground and pound as well as stand up and fight. Believe it or not, very few people get hurt (we wear helmets and gloves and stuff).

One of the assistant instructiors seems to dislike black martial artists ( man you gotta love Mississippi.heh) and yet respects me, my middle brother, one of my friends, and my girlfriend. I guess because all of us have kicked everyone elses *. Anyway he confuses me because he says suggestive things and yet treats us like his children. What am i supposed to do about it?

I suppose the fact that I throw many different kicks and land most or all of them on the same leg would be my trademark. I also tend to come over with an axekick-backfist-reverse punch combo.

540 is my favorite.

I use it alot because I often find myself fighting my brother's battles for him as well as my own. However, when I do fight it very rarely ends in a person being injured unless either: A) I happen to get angry or B) there is more than one person involved, in which case I strike the opponent down mercilessly(I unfortunately have been taken to a jail before,not to stay, but the principal of my school took me there as well as a few other students to let us know that was where we would end up as per the Zero-tolerance rule put into place). I didn't start it to fight it just turns out that way but I avoid a fight whenever often.

I believe you do have to at least been in a few fights to see how good a fighter you are. One of my friends was the state grandchampion of MKA (Mississippi Karate Association) and thought he was a hard-*. Then one day he got into a fight at the local Sunflower and came back with a shiner and a busted lip and was limping. We asked him what happened but he wouldn't say. I didn't find out until the next day he got the living crap beaten out of him by one of his brother's friends that they had picked a fight with. Someone even made a joke that the reason he was limping was because someone shoved their foot in his *. The point of this: just because you're a good point sparrer don't mean squat in the streets.

I go against long legged people too. One strategy I used is to stand about a foot behind the line and when they come in for the kick a quick sidestep to the inside of the kick (which ever side the knee is not pointing) and a backfist to the back of the head as your going past them. Timing is the key to this as well as anyother counter.

Where I train the students have no qualms about kicking the crap out of each other. He says if you can't take a beating with the pads how do you expect to take one without them, which I agree with. However, do to my friend Mark Delquadro and I's bad habit of bloodying the other students noses he doesn't let us spar anyone except him and the other black belts that come to visit, which I believe contradicts what he said becase none of the other lower belts are gonna be able to take a hit because they b**ch everytime someone kicks them in the face.

I'm an orange belt in Tang Soo Do. I live in the south in a town that isn't even on 3/4 of the maps we study at school but is named after a hero Kosciusko.

Yes they are done in mid-air and once you learn how to do them it is easy to hit somebody with them in sparring if you have proper timing and speed.