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Lol ,I have noticed that it's beeing used in kickboxing and other systems latelly , as of it's origin , I don't have any informations about it . Lets wait for Feels reply

I don't think that there is a "pure" TMA style any more , the all inherited from each others one way or another

to ten

You will lke it when you have your black belt

Yes training is better , lol , but they don't teach you how to count , in the other hand , google does

And thats how we become better than all

Not me .. lol

First , I am not saying fights should go to the ground , I am saying that there is a big chance that a fight can go to the ground and that's not to be underestimated , want facts basing on my experience ?? I am a pure striker and I ended up on the ground in 2 different occasions (street fights) , if it wasn't for the little judo I do I wouldn't be able to stand up again and resume the fight I am not backing up BJJ clames , but those guys are for real , if they get to you they will take you down , i know that you are going to say "A good striker will fight from a distance" thing , well.... A good grappler won't , there is big chance that he gets to u and gets you down , and when he does , you know the rest

Braazilians are dominating the North american tournaments

It combines kyokushin kanku with shotokan's tiger in japan's raising sun , brilliant

Have you ever considered jumping while punching ??

Congratulations , keep up the good work

Yes it really was a great clip , I liked it as well

I have nothing against that , but that dosn't change the fact that lots of fights end on the ground

Sanchin ni ?? That's a first

Sounds like Enshin rules are similar to those of the earlier kyokushin days

Congratulations orion82698

SO much pride inthere

Probably . or he was pretending

Thx or the link Bloke

Hello SenseiMike . I just wanted to say : Nice avater , have you designed it yourself ??

Thank god that isnt true. Nope, and in fact the reality is nowhere near that. That's where you are wrong AngelaG , it may not be 90% , but the fact of the matter is : most of the fights end on the ground or in a clinch , even in a pure striking environment like in boxing , Thai/kick boxing the fight ends in a clinch which may lead to a takedown , in kyokushin fighters grab each other all the times , if a pure striker ends up in clinching/garbbing a grappler then he will find himself on the ground

Nice posts Feels

I am one of these fighters

Chuck Liddel is both a wrestler and BJJ practitioner so he knows how to defend against a takedown. Liddel is a great grappler , therefore he know how to defend takedowns