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| Thaiboxing and Kickboxing The official discussion forum for the Thaiboxing Association of the USA. Discuss the latest training methods and events in the world of Thaiboxing and Kickboxing. |
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Mate if you think you can parry every strike then your a complete fool & a total plonker, why? Because anyone on the street doesn't just stand in front of you and throw straight punches (another thing i found out) because if you'd seen any street fight you would know that people come from all angles with big hay-makers & can be over powered with rage & anger which can be impossible to just parry away to your hearts content. Quote:
And you say this always happens to any boxing, karate, and tae kwon do....well maybe you should stop picking on the beginers & start on the advanced ones. darrianation ![]() |
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My perception of MAs was molded by the movies, TV, and the adds in the back of comic books. When I was 12 years old I began learning Karate, and I still had the perception that Hollywood had taught me about the MAs. It took me a couple of years to realize I couldn’t do what they did in the movies nor could my instructor or anyone else for that matter. I found that reality is very different from the make believe world of Hollywood. You still believe all the hype and the mysteries of KF. Every time someone challenges that belief you have only one thing to say. It must be fake KF. Like when I told you I have sparred a couple of wing chun guys and easily beat them, you say “they practice fake wing chun”, or when Retired a former practitioner and Instructor of KF says your full of it you say he did not learn real KF, or when any other KF practitioner or former practitioner says something contrary to your belief you say they need to find a new instructor to learn real KF. This is a very weak argument because you would have us believe that you and you alone practice the only one true KF and everyone else practices or teaches fake shit KF. You think that the MAs or at least KF is super natural and transcends all the natural laws of physics, chemistry, and biology. You’re thought processes are warped to say the least. Dude there are no mysteries in MAs there may be things forgotten, lost, or other wise not known but this does not testify to there effectiveness or their superiority. Time and time again you say “if a MT guy throws a kick like that or a boxer punches like so, then I would easily defeat him with this, or that”. You no what else I have discovered in my 20 or so years in MA? That theory doesn’t always work in reality. You are stuck in the theory trap where the traditionalists hide; you have no idea about how to apply that theory in the real word because if you did you would not be saying half the garbage that comes out of your mouth. *Disclaimer- Quotes may not be exact.
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How many people who deem boxing as ineffective and easy to defend against have actually stepped into a ring and tried to sparr a boxer?
Again it depends on the rules, but assuredly anyone who is in the striking arts will tell you that they have trouble with boxers hand speed, power and mobility unless they train as a boxer. |
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People can get angry when they get hit by a novice but this is only because we become stuck in our ways & dont expect people to "break the style rules" which is why MMA & other mixes can give you better overall picture of combat, one of the reasons thaiboxing done so well. |
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our rules????? ok, no using of kicking cause boxers dont kick, then we spar using only hands and full contact..... it is our leisure time during college years and up..... but still the ratio of hit is 2:22, and the most wost is now, cause now - more and more techniques i learned and apply hard..... Note: true, boxers is one of the weakest punchers that i've ever met |
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The reason why i switch to KungFu but sadly speaking, in KungFu - Patience first before destruction..... |
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Why is everyone taking SherwinC seriously and treating him like a regular person? Isn't it obvious he's "special"? Guys, there's no honour in defeating a handicapped opponent. I stopped arguing with him when he made as little sense as my retarded cousin. There was no longer any point.
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It makes me laugh to think that someone with so called MA experience can say that a boxer has weak punches????? the guy's a complete knob head.
A boxer can punch harder than anyone FACT, why? because that's all they train for, not like us with all our complicated techniques, kicks, takedowns & submissions to practice. They just Box all day & every day......tell me this, can you Box? (not SPAR) for 12 rd's.....i doubt it. Someone you pussy-foot around with in college doesn't count for anything. ZZZZZZZZZzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz |
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Note: a very very few amount of force (boxing & rounds) wasted is a good definition of stress......... |
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Iv'e done all that sticky hand crap and forearm workout but you cant block EVERYTHING..............christ it's like talking to a 5yr old......dont you understand that without fighting or heavy sparring you'll fall apart at the first hurdle................contact yes, sticky hand no |
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A boxer’s power. Boxers turn punching into a real science. Power- Boxers first work to improve their form. Power comes from proper bone alignment, relaxation, pivot, weight shifting, and snap that transfer the energy from the ground up. The feet, hips, back, and shoulder all move with precise timing to transfer the energy through to the end of the punch and follow through and all energy into their opponent. Punching power= .5mass x velocity (2) or (1/2mv2) I have seen different formulas but they all basically say the same thing. I am a heavy weight I had always thought I could hit hard, that was until I started training in boxing. I soon found out that though I could hit hard the other heavy weights would out power me by far and there were cruiser and Light Heavyweights that had more power than I did and to top it all off they moved much faster than I did too. In my boxing gym I had guys knock the wind out me while I was holding the heavy bag for them. I have had guys who have landed jabs on me and I saw stars. No one can tell me or convince me that boxers can’t hit hard! Boxers spend more time and throw more punches than anybody. They work in front of mirrors, with coaches, other boxers, they use focus mitts, heavy bags, and other bags/pads to develop form and timing. Then comes the sparring. Boxers are the best punchers no one else compares. They can punch the hardest and the fastest and good boxer uses body and foot movement to make you miss. They also know when to punch and when not to, and they have very high percentages of landing punches especially against lower caliber boxers. Power- here is a short list of knockout percentages of the KO kings. 1) Rocky Marciano: 87% KOs 2) Joe Frazier: 84% KOs 3) James Jefferies 83% KOs 4) Jack Dempsey: 79% KOs 5) Joe Luis: 78% KOs 6) Sonny Liston: 78% KOs 7) Max Baer: 74% KOs 8) Archie Moore: 73% KOs A light heavyweight with a 143 knockouts (although some may debate this) Need I say more? Convinced?!?!?!?!?
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