
Angus
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Cool man, i hope to have that level of training some day... Seeya later Timmy, all the best. Angus
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I second that! Angus
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Oops, did i mention there's this hot Brunette at my karate dojo? That also helps a little... Perhaps i should get her into some BJJ, and teach her the guard position... :brow: Angus
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Yep, i just find it amazing that there are schools out there (professional schools, not McDojo's) that don't teach body mechanics and concepts of defense etc..... Sure some people do it for the art, but still, u should learn to defend yourself adequately while participating in the artistic side of it... I wish there was a place to do Kali here! Angus
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Pfft.... belts! bah! The only reason i'm doing a graded system now is that i eventually want one of those nice black belt certificates to put in my resume for a security job. Then i'm gonna resume my BJJ. I'm also soon gonna be doing Muay Thai... I'm a good fighter, but good fighters are nothing without good references if they are going for security jobs. Angus
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There really is no end to its usefulness... I just thought about it cos i just saw Best of the Best 4, and there was a scene right at the end where Phil Rhee is practicing these locks and throws on these dudes... The stick fighting scene was phenomenal! Angus
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Absolutely. I have found that i can just make up my own locking techniques and stuff cos i know what happens if something is twisted this way or that way... I didn't do BJJ for very long so i've had to learn from people who have done more than me. It's a fun thing to know if u've got a pain in the arse brother too! Angus
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What do you think about this as an essential part of martial arts training? Some styles really don't teach it in any significant amount. I think it is essential to know some medical and biological information about the human body as it helps u indicate vital strking and tripping points... eg: this bone locks here, twisting this other bone into place, thus throwing the opponant head over arse... Ideas? Angus
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Hands over feet?
Angus replied to Danny boy's topic in MMA, Muay Thai, Kickboxing, Boxing, and Competitive Fighting
I've become a clinching and stand-up grappling fanatic over the last few months. I like kneeing people in the head :dead: :dead: I love using my elbow too! I kiss it before i go to bed of a nightime! I also enjoy palm-heel strikes to the sternum!! YEAH BABY! Angus -
Sad but I think is true.
Angus replied to MuayTB1's topic in MMA, Muay Thai, Kickboxing, Boxing, and Competitive Fighting
Oh yeah, i've done kungfu beofe too (wushu) - it's not all it's cracked up to be. Very silly sometimes... Angus -
Sad but I think is true.
Angus replied to MuayTB1's topic in MMA, Muay Thai, Kickboxing, Boxing, and Competitive Fighting
Awwww doooooooooooooooood!!!!! Ken is gonna be sooooo pissed with u! I personally can't believe you said that either. Have u actually been to a real Muay Thai or Freestyle Kickboxing class? Sure the ring fighters get taught to block with gloves and all that crap, but that's not all that's taught. You learn grappling and proper striking and how to fight with REALISTIC STANCES!! Kickboxing was the best thing i ever did for my fighting ability!! Kung Fu and TKD learn real fighting and street fighting!?!?!? BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! -
I currently study Goju Ryu Karate, in which i am a white belt. But i have been in the Martial Arts since i was 6 (now 18). I have never really learned kata before and as i am learning this stuff i find myself teaching the higher ranked students how to fight. You see, my fighting is good but my karate is poor. I have much to show people and the majority seem willing to learn, but u do always come across the odd black belt who thinks that a white belt could have nothing to teach them. Angus
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Tae kwon do can comepete in ring kickboxing. But appart from K-1 or cage fighting or UFC or whatever there is no martial art quite as full contact as Muay Thai... Angus
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Streetfighting?
Angus replied to Sissy's topic in MMA, Muay Thai, Kickboxing, Boxing, and Competitive Fighting
Heh... come my children... Angus -
"it's the journey that matters, not the destination"... Right on! Angus
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That's right! You HAVE to keep your hands up! Angus
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Self Defense -- Are One Steps Enough?
Angus replied to tkdwolf's topic in TKD, TSD, Hapkido, and Korean Martial Arts
The one steps i have done have had a specific response to a specific attack, and the moves become mechanical and useless rather than reflex and effective... Angus -
Does anyone know what the primary objective of a jackrabbit is? Did nobody get my joke? Angus