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That would be one way to by-pass the up kicks that I hadn't seen before.

Throwdown, I've got to ask. What exactally was "uncalled for" in the clip linked? Other than a head first dive to pass the man's legs, what should he have done?

Kisshu fushin, Oni te hotoke kokoro. A demon's hand, a saint's heart. -- Osensei Shoshin Nagamine

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That would be one way to by-pass the up kicks that I hadn't seen before.

Throwdown, I've got to ask. What exactally was "uncalled for" in the clip linked? Other than a head first dive to pass the man's legs, what should he have done?

I would tend to agree. Although it was flashy, the flip did allow him to clear his opponent's legs safely, putting him in a superior position to finish the fight.

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I guess the difference is although it was flashy and all that if it works then it doesnt matter what a technique is like. Its all about function over aesthetics.

The key to everything is continuity achieved by discipline.

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That would be one way to by-pass the up kicks that I hadn't seen before.

Throwdown, I've got to ask. What exactally was "uncalled for" in the clip linked? Other than a head first dive to pass the man's legs, what should he have done?

I believe the flip was not needed.. but, what can you do... :) and a mount would have done sufficient though without the acrobatics.. :) but thats just me, I have never really been into the MMA thing...

You must become more than just a man in the mind of your opponent. -Henri Ducard

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