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Getbig Misc Discussion Boards => Mixed Martial Arts (MMA/UFC) => Topic started by: SinCitysmallGUY on September 19, 2006, 05:53:13 PM
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simple subject should be interesting... this will show who is a real fighter. and it should weed out the big pussies, and what yall call wanna be-s.
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not to shabby if it's all true.
I've trained Song Moo Kwan Taekwondo/ Hapkido= under Grandmaster Kirk Koskella (who learned Hopkido from Grandmaster Bong Soo Han) (who's the father of american Hapkido)
Trained Kenpo Karate= My first artform for 10 years on and off
Trained Gumdo(Korean Sword fighting)= Under Grandmaster Koskella
Jiu jutsu and wrestiling= with my pops and Primal Tribe fight club
Tae Aido Kwon= Under Master Haze (the originater of the form) its registered with tha IMAF
Boxing/Kick Boxing=Under Master Haze
Sparring with my 6'7" 335lb dad=My WHOLE F*CKING LIFE AND WE GO FULL OUT!!
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shito ryu
karatedo
Prestige martical arts plus
free karate 1on1 with a World karate judge, competitor and instructor to the Russian army (5th dan)
free karate 1on1 with a a turquish master and fists of steel this guy has (6th dan)
kickboxing class
boxing 2 months at interbox
None of the above, but...
Instrutor Wing Chun
Muay Thai with Master Kham
JKDC with Richard Bustillo
Brazillian Jiujitsu with Relson Gracie
Wrestling
Vale Tudo and Submission Grappling Egan Inoue
Boxing with Mike Tanaka
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I just woke up, its 5:50am and just got done training "under" my wife since she raped me in the middle of the night. ;D So I will take the cake for being the biggest pussy on here since that's as much training as I have had "under" someone. LOL!!! ;D Arrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrgggg!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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None of the above, but...
Instrutor Wing Chun
Muay Thai with Master Kham
JKDC with Richard Bustillo
Brazillian Jiujitsu with Relson Gracie
Wrestling
Vale Tudo and Submission Grappling Egan Inoue
Boxing with Mike Tanaka
Did you do your training with Relson here in Las Vegas, just curious because i saw his dojang the other day while at a fish store... in a little strip mall...
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Did you do your training with Relson here in Las Vegas, just curious because i saw his dojang the other day while at a fish store... in a little strip mall...
I trained with Relson, not Reylson. Relson is a son of Relio, and older brother to Rickson (from same mother). Reylson is a cousin of Relson.
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I just woke up, its 5:50am and just got done training "under" my wife since she raped me in the middle of the night. ;D So I will take the cake for being the biggest pussy on here since that's as much training as I have had "under" someone. LOL!!! ;D Arrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrgggg!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
lol
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Damn your right i drove by there on my way to work. Smart bastard, so who you training with down at cobra kai, Master T is a bad son of a bitch. that man makes a heavy bag bend carazy ways.... I believe that man would kill the normal man with a tai kick to the ribs.
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kempo, three years
uechiryu, four years.
I won't name the teacher cause then you could peg my location too easy
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I watched Karate Kid 1 last night and I feel pretty tough! I have also seen Rocky 1-4 many times so I feel my stand up should be on point! Anybody want a piece of the BBD?
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shotokan-5 years-Roger Leetaker
submission grappling-3 years-Wes Seimes
barfighting-8 years-Master Jack Daniels
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shotokan-5 years-Roger Leetaker
submission grappling-3 years-Wes Seimes
barfighting-8 years-Master Jack Daniels
I should have mentioned the Bar Fighting as well
LMFAO ROTF!!!!!that was hilarious
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BJJ- Marco Alvan. Just started today, i can tell i'm gonna be sore in the morning.
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raziel-
did you do any rolling on first night of class if so for how long....
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raziel-
did you do any rolling on first night of class if so for how long....
yeah, maybe 10 minutes, tops, burnt myself out in like a minute and a half though. i was stronger than the guy but it didn't matter at all, you just can't train for that shit with traditional weight training... bit of a reality check
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That is fighting in general just cause you can bench so much or you squat aton doesnt mean SH*T. It's more about technique and using your opponents force against them. If he dont wanna roll right then let him roll left. Let him think he is over powering you but know that he isnt rolling left by himself yor allowing him to roll left cause that's what you want him to do..Don't know if that makes sense, when my old man started rolling he was big and strong i mean he weighed 340 at the time and was rowing 6x45's on each side, but i watched him get worked all night by a guy who was 230lb. good luck have fun and dont quit. You will be able to roll for 15 minutes straight in about 2 to 3 months if you work hard then you can have your fun with a newbie, good luck let me know how you like it the more you get into it.....
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Not much training at all, 2 years of boxing is it. I'd like to get into MT or BJJ but there aren't any schools close to me and I don't have the time to be driving to class 30-45 minutes one way in addition.
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That is fighting in general just cause you can bench so much or you squat aton doesnt mean SH*T. It's more about technique and using your opponents force against them. If he dont wanna roll right then let him roll left. Let him think he is over powering you but know that he isnt rolling left by himself yor allowing him to roll left cause that's what you want him to do..Don't know if that makes sense, when my old man started rolling he was big and strong i mean he weighed 340 at the time and was rowing 6x45's on each side, but i watched him get worked all night by a guy who was 230lb. good luck have fun and dont quit. You will be able to roll for 15 minutes straight in about 2 to 3 months if you work hard then you can have your fun with a newbie, good luck let me know how you like it the more you get into it.....
will do man, my girlfriends brother is starting with me so we'll get to practice together a lot since we live about a quarter mile apart. he has a little experience and hes done 12 years of kenpo so i'm lookin' foward to havin' some fun.
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will do man, my girlfriends brother is starting with me so we'll get to practice together a lot since we live about a quarter mile apart. he has a little experience and hes done 12 years of kenpo so i'm lookin' foward to havin' some fun.
You are probably going to be better off than he. He has some preconceived notions about fighting based upon his experiences. Most of the Kenpo he has learned is not applicable to BJJ. He will have to relearn a totally different paradigm. If he is smart, and humble, he will increase his game, and won't feel threatened that his original art didn't have the answers. I was a Wing Chun instructor who had three portugese men come to our school to demonstrate their art. Rorion, Relson, and Royce Gracie took all of us down, submitted all of us within 2 minutes. 32 people that night signed up for classes at UH to learn from Relson Gracie. Some of the old timers were trying to come up with solutions within the Wing Chun system. They remained stuck to their old paradigm. Years later, I got my bell rung from a friend of mine who wrestled at OSU. No BJJ experience, just DIV I collegiate wrestler. It was like being put into a tire and rolled down a hill. His controlled tie ups neutralised my shots, his clinch game allowed him to dirty box me with impunity. I had to change to meet the demand. Well, guess what, I started training greco roman. So be open, humble ,and willing to learn. You will get scratched up, get mat burn, get aching joints, but it is fun, and a neverending journey of self discovery.
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1 year boxing
3 years judo
1 year sambo
1 year MMA
Not gonna bother naming instructors as im in the UK and you wont have heard of them
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shotokan-5 years-Roger Leetaker
submission grappling-3 years-Wes Seimes
barfighting-8 years-Master Jack Daniels
classic
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8 years wrestling
5 years judo
1.5 years jiu jitsu (off and on because it was such a far commute)
3 months boxing. ( alot of fun and i hope to get much better but very hard)
im about to switch over to urijah fabers gym in sacramento i have some friends that go there and say its great aot of quality guys so hopefully its good. im mainly just a wrestler never fought
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simple subject should be interesting... this will show who is a real fighter. and it should weed out the big pussies, and what yall call wanna be-s.
I've trained SAVATE... under jacque de tieuns de vallie... a true rogue of a gentlemen...
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BJJ since 1996 w/ Renzo Gracie
Dabble in boxing and muay thai
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Anybody train with Craig Kukuk. I introduced him to the Gracies back in 87' or so. I was taking it from Rorian and Rixson a little and used to train in Rorians garage one on one. It was when they first moved to the US. SO i was probably one of the first dozen or so to take it from them in then US. I promoted them throughout Southern California. Introduced them to Pat Jordan who was a free lance writer for Time Magazine (which he did an article on me), Life, Newsweek and Playboy. He did an 11 or 12 page article on the Gracies for Playboy and then they took off big time. Does anyone have that article. Craig is the first Gracie Black Belt from America. Open some schools in Philly and was the first one to have BJJ available on video tape. Made a million at it and retired. I have no doubt whatsoever that if Craig fought in the UFC he would have been the World Champion hands down. He had it all. hardest puncher I have ever seen and the BJJ skills to handle the ground. Eceptionally strong as hell too. But he had some serious back problems so had to stop. The UFC offered him (from what I hear back in the late 90's) $300,000 to fight. His wife said no way.
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Anybody train with Craig Kukuk.
I did
We talked about this in another thread awhile back
Craig was a great teacher. When I started, Renzo had just come over from Brazil, but Craig had been teaching for about a year, and the guys who trained with him were already good. One of those guys was Matt Serra. I used think of Craig as the Enclopedia of Jiu Jitsu. In fact, he ended up writing a book of that name. Craig once told us that Rickson would kick his ass everyday. I remember thinking "How could anybody be better than Craig?"
It's a shame that Craig and Renzo split. Renzo is a great guy and arguably the best grappling instructor in the world, but Craig was a better businessman. Had they stayed together, there probably would be more schools in Manhattan. As it stands now, I still have to take a bus and a train to get to the school which keeps me from training as much as I would like.
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I did
We talked about this in another thread awhile back
Craig was a great teacher. When I started, Renzo had just come over from Brazil, but Craig had been teaching for about a year, and the guys who trained with him were already good. One of those guys was Matt Serra. I used think of Craig as the Enclopedia of Jiu Jitsu. In fact, he ended up writing a book of that name. Craig once told us that Rickson would kick his ass everyday. I remember thinking "How could anybody be better than Craig?"
It's a shame that Craig and Renzo split. Renzo is a great guy and arguably the best grappling instructor in the world, but Craig was a better businessman. Had they stayed together, there probably would be more schools in Manhattan. As it stands now, I still have to take a bus and a train to get to the school which keeps me from training as much as I would like.
Yes Thin I remember. Good stuff. I haven't talked to Craig in years. He was very dedicated to learning.
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If any of you are ever in San Diego, they got fantastic trainers there. I went there to see the Pittsburgh/San Diego game (boo hoo, the Steelers lost) and I trained one day with Carlos Valente, one day at the boxing club, and one day at City Boxing. Brent Stulchik is a stud, as is Mike Fowler at City Boxing. I just got home today, and I am EXTREMELY sore.