Any martial artists in here? Recently made an instructor In Jeet Kun Do, with background in Tae Kwon Do, Judo and Akido... toying (mildly) with MMA off and on now..
Anyone else?
Anyone else?
Martial Artists?
- Thread starter Neflhiem
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Long time ago...
I know a few things from Corrections training.
Well, I didn't take the training. My buddy showed me some pressure points and take down moves from it though. Kinda nice having a corrections officer as a friend.
Well, I didn't take the training. My buddy showed me some pressure points and take down moves from it though. Kinda nice having a corrections officer as a friend.
I got to Brown belt in Tae Kwon Do as a youth, if I tried that stuff now my limbs would fall off...lol
LOL na.. youd be surprised i think
Yeah i bet he has some pretty effective moves.. working with LE guys is great...
I know one or two pressure points that if I pushed hard enough someone isn't going to be able to get up. Effective shit even when the smallest guy is administering them.
I have not messed with it in twenty years, I have thought at times it would be cool to get back into it. I am just so damn sore all the time as it is.
Youth> Age...lol I mean I am not that old,
But If i had known I was going to live this long...I'd have been nicer to me...lol
Youth> Age...lol I mean I am not that old,
But If i had known I was going to live this long...I'd have been nicer to me...lol
I know nothing. But I had an ex-b/f who could street fight pretty good. Does that qualify me to post in here?
He taught me two things. If a man attacks you, poke your fingers in his eyes and try to rip his eyeballs out (supposedly even worse than hitting him you-know-where) and if you defend yourself with a knife, stick it and twist it.
He taught me two things. If a man attacks you, poke your fingers in his eyes and try to rip his eyeballs out (supposedly even worse than hitting him you-know-where) and if you defend yourself with a knife, stick it and twist it.
I am not sure if that qualifies you ...But it does sound like you would be a tough fight...
I remember getting tripped, then smashed on the ground. The stupid moron cheated.
You know it
I could probably pull from my youth if I had to, but I have never really been in a scuffle I couldn't handle, as a general rule, I don't normally have issues with confrontations. I hate folks who start shit.
Not sure what belt I was...like white or something, I think. I quit soon enough.
I learned me some Marine Corps Martial Arts (a mix of just about every style on earth). I enjoyed the heck out of it, wouldn't mind getting back into it. Great workout and it does wonders for the aggression 
I made it to yellow belt, lol. two years in training.
My friend is a black belt 2 stripe and he's a year youngerthan me.
My friend is a black belt 2 stripe and he's a year youngerthan me.
The most I know about martial Arts comes from the show Human Weapon.
And House, there is no cheating in a fight. Only the fight.
And House, there is no cheating in a fight. Only the fight.
I'm a quick learner when it comes to fighting...its something I've always taken to naturally...I always wondered how I would do in mma with the right training
Human Weapon is the best show on the History Channel.The most I know about martial Arts comes from the show Human Weapon.
And House, there is no cheating in a fight. Only the fight.
Nah, you just better make sure you get them to the ground with you
hmm.. posting isssues.. sorry for the deleted post.. but yeah, you need to have good ground skills....
I know exactly what you mean about not starting shit. I actually havent been in a street fight, been fighting for 20 years.. not once for real.. thats why i like the Jeet Kun Do, its basically MMA.
yeah.. there truely are no rules.. one of the biggest lessons we learned in our JKD classes.. in sparring the women were encouraged to kick the nuts.. that was ... amusing.. definatly changed the playing field..
I love future weapon.. and fight science.. great shows...
I know exactly what you mean about not starting shit. I actually havent been in a street fight, been fighting for 20 years.. not once for real.. thats why i like the Jeet Kun Do, its basically MMA.
yeah.. there truely are no rules.. one of the biggest lessons we learned in our JKD classes.. in sparring the women were encouraged to kick the nuts.. that was ... amusing.. definatly changed the playing field..
I love future weapon.. and fight science.. great shows...