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Come train with me and I'll be more than happy to.Originally posted by jubaji View PostMakes sense, but it's ok you can just tell us about some of your experiences. Go ahead.
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I do not, unfortunately during all my fight experience I didn't have my trusty camera crew following me, next time I'll make sure they are there for your express entertainment.Originally posted by jubaji View PostI do not. See how easy it can be to answer questions? Now you go.
I can say there is video of me on this site and the net, not in competition no, but can you say the same?
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Hahahaha. Perfect example of 2 people that don't actually want to hurt each other.Originally posted by Tant01
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Do you?...............Originally posted by jubaji View PostDo you have any video of yourself in an actual fight or a competition of some sort? I think that would be instructive for all of us.
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This should be framed and hung on your wall.Originally posted by eXcessiveForceKick, punching, clinch, ground, short and long range weapons all have their place. Fail to train in any of them and you will not only be missing a part of your offense, but a major part of your defense.
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I have a garden in my yard, it needs fertilizer, maybe you could come over and stand next to it and talk. Because it seems all you know how to talk is shit.Originally posted by AREAL View Postaahaahhaahahhahaahhaahahahaha
good comeback
the neighborhood I am at, fights happen all the time, and they all begin with the strong punches. it is not necessary it will last 20 seconds all the time, you can fall from the first punch, so it may last 1 second. most fights last all 20 seconds though. if none of your fights lasted 20 seconds, that should say enough about your opponents and the quality of your fights
you don't protect your low line with the kicks. it is an offensive action. you protect your low line with the conditioning before the fight, and with the blocks in the fight. some may use kicks, some may not. it is not necessary to kick. as I said before, kicks are effective, they are just not essential
you can learn all this if you stop buying those dvds boy

Lets see some video from your "hood" sounds like it would be easy to get.
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Originally posted by kingoftheforest View PostIf the fight lasts this long you need to get some more training. This is the urban combative section, not the ring fighter section............boy.aahaahhaahahhahaahhaahahahahaOriginally posted by kingoftheforest View PostYep sure always.
This is just bs. What TV show did you learn to fight from?
You're making carpet assumptions about fighting.
good comeback
the neighborhood I am at, fights happen all the time, and they all begin with the strong punches. it is not necessary it will last 20 seconds all the time, you can fall from the first punch, so it may last 1 second. most fights last all 20 seconds though. if none of your fights lasted 20 seconds, that should say enough about your opponents and the quality of your fights
you don't protect your low line with the kicks. it is an offensive action. you protect your low line with the conditioning before the fight, and with the blocks in the fight. some may use kicks, some may not. it is not necessary to kick. as I said before, kicks are effective, they are just not essentialOriginally posted by kingoftheforest View PostIf you look at some of the most effective MA's the militaries of the world use today they all incorporate kicking.
Kicking is essential to fighting, what are you going to protect your low line with? Your hands?
Running? I think you have some very said misconceptions about real fighting.
you can learn all this if you stop buying those dvds boy
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Originally posted by AREAL View Postfights are usually begin with a talk. and they talk
Yep sure always.
This is just bs. What TV show did you learn to fight from?Originally posted by AREAL View Postalready at a distance too close for a kicking. sometimes maximum distance would be like 5 meters, but then they will just run to you, like if they would chase a bus. so if it is impossible for you to fight without a kicks, first you would have to increase the distance. and a kick to the thigh will not bring them to the ground immediately. and that is all when they will grab your clothes to keep you at the close distance
You're making carpet assumptions about fighting.
If you look at some of the most effective MA's the militaries of the world use today they all incorporate kicking.Originally posted by AREAL View Postwhere do you find opponents that would allow you to kick them, I have no idea. it is like fighting little kids. anything can knock them out. but it is not necessary, it will happen all the time
Kicking is essential to fighting, what are you going to protect your low line with? Your hands?
Running? I think you have some very said misconceptions about real fighting.
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Originally posted by AREAL View Postanyone who had a real fight experience, or at least saw a real fight, would know that a first part of a fight is a 10-20 seconds
If the fight lasts this long you need to get some more training. This is the urban combative section, not the ring fighter section............boy.
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