Do you think sparring in boxing or actually fighting would be a good idea. what are the chances of me getting my eye injured?
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Originally posted by LoneHuskyDo you think sparring in boxing or actually fighting would be a good idea. what are the chances of me getting my eye injured?
plz elaborate :P
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There was this guy I was in basic training with that had a lazy eye I think everyone nick named him popeye and he was a good guy, the drill sarges used to say to him "are you eyeballing me boy" I use to spar with a guy who had only one eye and a glass eye one day someone kicked his glass eye out then after he wore a face cage to spar but no matter what his depth perception was zip on his bad side.Props to him for doing it
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Originally posted by LoneHuskywhat are the chances of me getting my eye injured?
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Tang Soo Do for those who dont know =
60% Soo Bahk
30% Northen Chinese
10% Southern Chinese
TSD is both a hard and soft style, derriving hardness from Soo Bahk, and soft flowing movements from Northen Chinese systems.
edit:I cant belive i bought into this ^lies, lies. TSD is shotokan with a Korean name and an emphasis on hip movement.
Originally posted by dkmAsk an eye doctor. Do not seek medical advice on random forums.
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"Gypsy" Joe Harris
"Gypsy" Joe Harris was an excellent fighter who happened to be blind in one eye....Just a little historic insight on the subject
I'm not saying you should fight, just pointing out that it can be done....
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Originally posted by HardballI am trying to lead you away from boxing and into a more traditional martial art. Never, ever fight for sport..........only fight when you have no other choice--ie street self defense with a stranger. Sparring is not fighting--you wear headgear and gloves and goggles. Sparring only allows you to practice your self defense skills. If you take up a martial art like JKD or Krav Magra you can still use your boxing skills. You need to learn kicking and grappling.
Believe me, the bad guys are not going to let you use one eye as an excuse out of a arse whooping. Be prepared, become a martial artist. No sports commission in the United States is going to give you a liscence to box--if you are blind in one eye.
Keep in mind, if you injure your only good eye, then you become Ray Charles or Stevie Wonder. It's no joke, nothing to fool around with.
Boxing with one eye is a gallant thought but not very wise.
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Want/need
Originally posted by HardballI respect what you are trying to say however, I don't want an instructor who teaches a law course, I wan't an instructor who teaches Combat. If I want law, I'll get a lawyer. When I want combat, I want an instructor who has been in the trenches.
IF you want combat, you'll NEED a lawyer!
Judo will train blind students and some of them are damn good fighters!
Throwing and grappling can be done with your eyes closed. Boxing,not so much!
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