Goju_boi

yep,that way u challenge your body to work harder and therefore make your body build more muscle to get used to it.Remember this thoug eat tons of protein.

hmm,so you just poke people with it?

what do you mean by saying that this art has become fragmented?

lol,I feel ya.Also shaving my head made me look more intimidating for some reason.

I don't even know were this country is at.

i want to try this art as well,but I havent seen any places in my town and my job takes up too much of my time.

why so little civilians?

well I can say is that besides all the aformentioned things it looks like a great workout to turn your keg into a six pack.

don't rub it on.

"Moving text and crazy freaking colors that stab my eyes are NOT cool." I feel u.I see that u joined one of the martial arts groups I'm in(not sure which one though,but I saw u there).

"if you ever attend a bjj self defense session, it revolves mainly around stand up grappling." why?isn't it's way of thinking to take it to the ground?

that's what i did.

I've never heard anyone say that about san shou

i guess it would be a good style if u have that kind of experience since both arts have a lot of chinese influence in them

I guess they look at it the way they look ar tae bo.

when u squat or whatever weight workout,use a weight u can lift about 6-8 reps.This way u build more muscle.

wow,i think i need to vivit scandinavia.

i know what a kobotan looks like,but how do u use it?

I don't think I'll get cable.i don't have enough time to watch tv anyways.

i thought it was a concept?

I'll tell u this,it's point sparring/ light contact. In my school though, my sensei probably would say no because it's not in our curriculum.I've tried my punches from kickboxing and he told me to stay with karate.

good quote

havent heard that cliche

calm down

well i noticed after i beefed up somewhat, way less people actually tried anything with me.