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Originally Posted by Juicefree
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Not as embarrassed as any of those other 'professionals' would be in a MMA ring.
Which I, and many other's, don't. Street situations regularly break out where weapons are never involved. Weapons are only one, very minor and very specific, aspect of MA.
Because Royce is so honed and atheletic ? Again your comment is incorrect.
These are athelete's at the top of their game. MA is a movement related activity. These guys know their bodies inside out, they know how to move and how to best utilise body positions and recruit technique-related power. Couture [b]would[b/] rapidly rise to the top of most MA, just simply watch his foot work.
A pure boxing and kick-boxing approach to MMA would see you eaten alive. I think it was Bruce Lee who said that, owing to it's many rules, western style boxing is overly daring in a MMA/reality situation.
In short Uke, I do not believe you have fully considered the ramifications of your argument.
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Juicyfree your entire response is full of "would's" and "I believe's". I can appreciate you thinking through your response, but on a whole you haven't addressed on point in any of my posts with facts. Just assumption based on would of, could of and what you believe.
But the moment you said that weapons aren't the premise of what reality training is based on, I knew you it was time to cut it short with you.
Dick Hardman called me insecure because he couldn't discuss any of this. He'd rather talk about individuals that he doesn't know than arts he
supposedly does.