Good exercise - crappy fighting style
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SimonM
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Made me remember my days training at Ju Jitsu when we had a kick boxer join the club. He was talking the talk, and eventually I had a brief session with him.
He was jumping and spinning, waving his feet in my direction an awful lot, so I let him get on with it. The end came as he spun round to kick me in the head, I dropped to one knee and punched him on the inner thigh - the message being clear!
He stopped showing off after that and actually learnt something.
Simon
He was jumping and spinning, waving his feet in my direction an awful lot, so I let him get on with it. The end came as he spun round to kick me in the head, I dropped to one knee and punched him on the inner thigh - the message being clear!
He stopped showing off after that and actually learnt something. Simon
I've tried capoeria. (as well as ju-jitsu, akido, and karate. It's hard to train consistantly in the martial arts when you move every 18 months)
after my first lesson I couldn't walk for 3 days It's great training.
If it's done well it's quite effective. sadly the guy in the video put too much into flash and not enough into actual offence.
after my first lesson I couldn't walk for 3 days
It's great training.If it's done well it's quite effective. sadly the guy in the video put too much into flash and not enough into actual offence.
what a beauty 
I saw a kickboxing fight in Manchester that was similar.
One local Muscle Mary and all his Stretford yardies intimidated his oponent to such an extent even the security staff walked out - they couldn't ignore it any more, and stood no chance against them.
The london lad got fed up with it 1 minute into round three (after 2 rounds of avoiding poor puches and extreme showboating) and - even though he was at least a stone lighter - looked at his trainer, then at the door, tombstoned the fool and made a sharp exit!
Unfortunately there was a riot in order to make it a no contest, but the skill and nerve of the winner was fantastic!
I saw a kickboxing fight in Manchester that was similar.
One local Muscle Mary and all his Stretford yardies intimidated his oponent to such an extent even the security staff walked out - they couldn't ignore it any more, and stood no chance against them.
The london lad got fed up with it 1 minute into round three (after 2 rounds of avoiding poor puches and extreme showboating) and - even though he was at least a stone lighter - looked at his trainer, then at the door, tombstoned the fool and made a sharp exit!
Unfortunately there was a riot in order to make it a no contest, but the skill and nerve of the winner was fantastic!
He should have gone for the "So you think you can dance" show instead
Tor
LOL.
There is no point showing off what you can do when you know that you are in a situation when you know you will be fighting.
Funny, but unfortunately not real, it's a scene from the movie 'Never Back Down'.
Homage to the scene in Raiders of the Lost Ark when Indie shoots the dude with the sword.
Homage to the scene in Raiders of the Lost Ark when Indie shoots the dude with the sword.
looks silly but if done right can actually be very effective, that seems more like a setup to me though
I saw a trailer for that film.
It purported to be the new "fight club"
Have you seen the male leads?
Not a broken nose amongst them.
Didn't bother with the film after that.
It purported to be the new "fight club"
Have you seen the male leads?
Not a broken nose amongst them.
Didn't bother with the film after that.
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