Mr Pockets

Like what?

Whoa... did I lose everyone?

The one hit kill idea is no more than an idea. It works great in the movies, but in real life, if it happens even once, it probably involved some luck.

I don't think even that is true.

My personal philosophy is get all the power you want first- you'll keep enough endurance if you're training hard (with your actual fightin, that is.) After you reach whatever you want in regards to strength, then do something else if you want.

That is actually a really good website. It doesn't mention the role of carbohydrates, however- which should be eaten along with every protein serving. The two work together to build muscle.

It's supposed to make you about 20% stronger, and help you push you muscles longer than usual. You can take it whenever you want, but it's pointless unless you're working out or something. You can take too much, but if you don't there are no known (and my bet is they would be known by now) side effects, and it is not at all addictive.

Eh, don't be mad- it's just another way to do aerobics. Who can complain about women doing aerobics? We need MORE women doing aerobics in this fat, fat country!

WC against boxing? Good luck man, your only hope is getting him up against the ropes (or cage or wall or whatever) and getting inside his hands quickly, maybe, if you're good enough at it, you can use some kicks to your advantage. I'd say learn some boxing.

I agree. When you fight long enough, everyone more or less develops their own "style." Look at Chuck Liddell- what does he do? Boxing? Sure, he has some thai style strikes and what not; but really, when trying to describe something, sometimes you just call it a "Chuck Liddell."

Oh man, my favorite part is how he tries to get back up and save it and falls again! That's worthy of the Simpsons or Family Guy or something.

Well, to be fair, even thai boxers don't spar going all out... if they sparred with fullcontact kicks, and elbows (!), they would get too beat up to recover.

If only it were that simple. If you get in a fight, odds are pretty good you'll take a hit or two. Ironically- a boxer is most likely to take the least hits, and deal with the hits the best.

Kind of a bold statement since you also admit it can never be proven. Have you seen it? Are you sure the guy wasn't palming a taser?

Your sensei is a con man.