GhostlySykanRyu

I'm not going to point out the flaws that would keep me from using those techniques Kumite, but I will say one thing, a bit of humble advice. If you choose to use styles, that is your decision...at times it may even help. However, when you attempt to use the same technique in every situation, both you and your opponent will find your skills lacking.

If I'm attacked, and a hand touches me ever so lightly, that hand and surrounding limbs are then forfeit. Worry about the law after you're safe...

In that case it is not an art, but simply an outlined movement, a plot of organized despair.

I am a Dragon, as was the great Bruce Lee

If you choose to avoid or to attack, that is up to you, but no matter your path you must be persistant and you must act quickly. Actions speak louder than words, if it comes to combat give them no time and if you're outnumbered, no mercy. Ehm...or you could poke them with road flares. They hate that, trust me.

I think I absorbed a few ehm...lines of what was written. All I have to say is, if you don't believe in Ki, so be it. However that does not change the well documented fact that the Juko Kai and other Ki practiotioners take deadly shots without a blink (shots that would send you spiraling...not to be offensive, but it wouldn't be difficult...you can't be very balanced with 370 lbs. of clothing).

True, he was stressed for some time...but his mind held more martial knowledge than most of us could absorb in a long lifetime.And for the record, the Lee family is certain that there was foul play. Lee however, did not regret dying. He once said that if he were to die the next day, he would be happy, as he had accomplished his dream.

Not that it hasn't been said already, but martial arts is truely expressing yourself in the heat of the moment.

I cannot label myself as any of these. I am one with myself, and I do not limit myself in my search for knowledge. I simply am what I am...without style how can I even call myself a mixed martial artist?