Tap, tap, tap
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Originally Posted by migo
When people talk MMA, they're clearly not talking about any of the other arts that are mixes ....
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MMA. The term didn't exist before the mid nineties, and it either means training in multiple styles concurrently to get the best of each range (Judo is training a single style and only covers 1.5 ranges, Kajukenbo is a single style while covering all 3 ranges, etc. they're still single styles), or it means the type of competition where predominantly people who train in such a fashion compete (but like Judo, wrestling, Sambo, BJJ and such can have people with different training bacgrounds competing).
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You seem to know a lot about MMA... How old is that rule for submission where the guy taps out? Where did it come from?
Thanks Migo
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