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  • Tant01
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    The bigger they are....

    Originally posted by TTEscrima View Post
    Learn to use weapons, it's always better to have a force multiplier. My favorite weapon is one I have with me nearly all the time and it's my favorite thing to hit to hit people with, it's the Earth. Learn to throw people.
    YEAH, THAT!

    (what he said)

    I throw judo out here all the time but few really take it seriously. When you really start to grasp it and make it your own it opens a new dimension to the meaning of "art"...

    The earth is awesome (gotta LOVE gravity) but "terrain" fairly rules. If it weren't for the abundant diversity of THINGS to smash people into it might get boring.

    I think too many judo guys have been isolated to a padded arena for way too long.


    I just need to ask one thing? How BIG is he lying on his face?

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  • Tant01
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    Sad but true...

    Originally posted by Mr. Arieson
    It's a truly horrible world when I find myself agreeing with anything Jumaji says. But in this case I do.

    ....
    Don't you hate it when that happens? LOL

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  • jubaji
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    Originally posted by faggis View Post
    Umm, yes, altering my profile name to "faggis" is a brilliant rhetorical tactic. You're, what, 12? Which explains why you didn't get why my use of "brilliant" was irony, I suppose...


    That doesn't answer my question either. Why are you so reluctant to?

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  • jubaji
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    Originally posted by Faggis View Post
    And that's before you get into "grappling with someone who may be willing to punch you in the throat is stupid" argument, which has a lot of merit.


    If you are worried about being punched in the throat you would be better off grappling than striking in the first place.

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  • figgis
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    Originally posted by jubaji View Post
    Well? Go ahead and answer it then!
    Umm, yes, altering my profile name to "faggis" is a brilliant rhetorical tactic. You're, what, 12? Which explains why you didn't get why my use of "brilliant" was irony, I suppose...

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  • jubaji
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    Originally posted by faggis View Post
    Except that while you are in contact with him, he'll tend to be in contact with you.


    Which is why your complete ignorance about grappling makes it so hard for you to understand

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  • figgis
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    Originally posted by jubaji View Post
    It is absolutely true. When you are in contact you have more ability to control where his body is relative to yours and you will be moving the shortest possible distance to get where you want to go. The further apart you are the further you have to move and the more he can move to keep facing you.
    Except that while you are in contact with him, he'll tend to be in contact with you. To point out the obvious. Yes, superior skill will give an advantage - but so will strength. Otoh, superior skill in footwork gives an advantage when you're not grappling, and strength is irrelevant. Advantage strike-and-run for the little guy; he'll need a much bigger margin of skill to win a grappling battle, I'd suggest. And that's before you get into "grappling with someone who may be willing to punch you in the throat is stupid" argument, which has a lot of merit.

    Btw - is this the first post where you've attempted logical argument?

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  • jubaji
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    Originally posted by faggis View Post
    Apparently all of "There certainly isn't a guarantee that you will land said strike; there's a never a guarantee that you will win a fight" was too hard for poor jubbie to read...
    I was talking about the "it's easy to..." part. Nice try. Well, not really.

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  • jubaji
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    Originally posted by faggis View Post
    And it's such a smart question!


    Well? Go ahead and answer it then!

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  • jubaji
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    Originally posted by figgis View Post
    In a street fight, where an opponent can grab you by the ears, eyeball socket or balls - no, not really.

    More theory-boy hiding behind such things because you don't train enough on real basic skills (which are what make those 'extra' things likely in the first place!).

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  • figgis
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    Originally posted by jubaji View Post
    This too is an assumption.
    Apparently all of "There certainly isn't a guarantee that you will land said strike; there's a never a guarantee that you will win a fight" was too hard for poor jubbie to read...

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  • jubaji
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    Originally posted by figgis View Post



    That's your claim. And it is somewhat true .

    It is absolutely true. When you are in contact you have more ability to control where his body is relative to yours and you will be moving the shortest possible distance to get where you want to go. The further apart you are the further you have to move and the more he can move to keep facing you.

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  • jubaji
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    Originally posted by figgis View Post
    And small guys usually are faster than big ones - .


    In your theory....

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  • figgis
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    Originally posted by jubaji View Post
    You didn't answer my question. How many people have you caused to choke to death by hitting them in the throat?
    And it's such a smart question!

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  • jubaji
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    Originally posted by figgis View Post
    I said that after you landed a decent strike flanking an opponent is easy. .


    This too is an assumption.

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