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duch....duh....of course you cant..
I just prefer the double leg take down... Bobby...I kick real pretty...thanks
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Back when I was a teen (B.Lee was very en vogue at the time in Italy), I was heavily into TKD.
One time a fellow student decided to brawl outside a bar in my town, he did exchange words with another guy (not really a brawler, a pretty much serious teenager, sorta humble, mind you) and they arranged a "martial arts duel" in a park nearby. The humble guy arrived on a small bike and my friend went there with jeans and a "Dobok" (Gi uniform) jacket, complete with a proudly owned yellow belt.... To say that the biker was dumbfounded it's the understatemente of the year... So Golden-kimono-Tkd guy assumed the best stance he could and did a picture-perfect jumping front kick. The humble guy caught the foot in his hands and steered it as you would with a car steering wheel. Net result: bad rep for TKD, one broken ankle, lot of laughs and a mumbling underdog questioning by himself the real efficency of flying kicks... |
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So...fighting drunks is "commendable"? The guy was inebriated and most likely out of shape. For TKD boy to think he is now a legit "warrior" because he threw a flurry of kicks that his opponent could walk away from...you see how silly it all sounds?
If you're gonna fight, at least fight a worthy opponent, for a worthy cause. If you have time to get into a ready stance, then you have time to check your ego, and walk away. Personally, I don't train to "fight" drunks. Where's the glory in that. Musashi would be dismayed.
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4 Ranges! How have you been? Haven't seen you around, but then again I haven't frequented the JKD forum lately. YeLLa TiGeR, the proud yellow belt in the previous story shows the depth of study that he had given to the art. I wouldn't feel too embarrassed since you clearly have more of an understanding then he did. But I admit things like that make you slap the top of your head with your hand.Ryu |
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Ryu:
I haven't been posting here for a while either. Been busy training and competing. I competed in a kung-fu tournament, but didn't place. Our match had an interesting size difference (he outweighed me by about 30lbs. I think). Nevertheless, I brought the fight to him, nailing him with quite a few good thai kicks. Currently preparing for my next test in PFS/JKD. How've you been?
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I've been well. I am into my studies more than usual, and am planning on getting a BD in Philo in about a year and a half hopefully ![]() I am no longer in any BJJ school or anything, and have just been working out solo, and occasionally with some close friends, and even my sis who also knows submission ![]() But other than that, I'm mostly studying these days. Congrats on your tournament competition. Lately I've been playing with the idea of competing in judo if I get back to Japan. Either that or just coming up with my own little ground and pound/JKD/BJJ/Street style and calling myself cool Regardless, I have lots of plans to think about. Take care, and good luck with your instructorships! Have you met Voo yet? Ryu |
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