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LOL! I can remember in my 1st Muay Thai fight - my trainer yelling to me from the corner -"LOW - HIGH" and my opponent then assuming I was going to kick low then high. We had worked this as look low - kick high. WHAM! Caught him up side the head

Ah - Shodo This is a good place to start... http://japanese.about.com/cs/calligraphy/

HP = Harry Potter

Creatine rocks

No - 7 Years!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11

Full contact weapons sparring - with as little protective gear as possible.

"You serious ?" Yes - I'm serious. I'm not saying it should be a regular part of your training but you should experience it. You should also experience... Grappling on loose sand... ... In the rain ... Wearing very heavy & restrictive clothing ... In the dark ... In a confined space ... Against more than one person ... With weaponry involved ..... and many more! Each one of the above changes the game. If real world self protection skills are one of your goals then you need to address these issues.

Errrrr..... ooops. Had my non-civilian head on there for a moment. Sitrep = Situation Report

Noooooooo.......................... Well at least I have two (or three) more HP movies & two LOTR to keep me busy

Errrr........ Well, I suppose I may just be tempted to watch it

Yep - about 3 months is about the norm. After that you'll see real benefits.

Our training is approx. 1/3rd Gi 2/3rds No Gi.

[ This Message was edited by: YODA on 2002-06-02 10:29 ]

Here are a few for you to try:- Lead kick inside his lead leg - fake rear cross - rear low kick. Lead teep - rear body kick - lead hook as the kick retracts - rear knee - rear low kick Rear low kick (if he leg-shields) - fake rear low kick - jab-cross-rear knee

Hi all Cool site - check it out You'll need flash. http://www.worstcasescenarios.com/mainpage.htm

For those active grapplers out there.... What %age of your time do you spend in & out of a Gi when you train / spar your grappling?

Apparently not :lol:

[ This Message was edited by: YODA on 2002-06-02 10:28 ]

Hey Bon - did you give it a go?

I agree on the cement issue - knee mount is a great place to be It's adviseable to experience the guard on a hard surface - if your opponent is bigger & stronger than you there is a good chance you will end up there either by design or not. This is why they work the guard so much in BJJ - It happens!

It isn't important where you look - all that matters is that you "see" Peripheral vision is the key. Motion detection is keenest in your peripheral vision.

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