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Old 11-04-2006, 02:44 AM   #8 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by bigred389 View Post
It's certainly true that your skill set will diminish under pressure, but even just one of those drills going "live" would result in the target getting horribly hurt.
in regard to this video, this statement is even less viable than when it's usually used. plenty of the clinch up/takedown/submit stuff shown before the knife stuff could be safely practiced and full speed with a resisting partner (sambo anyone?) there was maybe thirty seconds of the video showing techniques used against a resisting partner, and surprise surprise, it didn't look like anything we haven't seen in any grappling competition.
don't get me wrong, these techniques look very cool and i even think many of them could be brought into your repetoire of moves you can use under pressure, as long as you practice them right.
doubleouch, your post was right on the money.
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