have you ever used your muscle in a fight?

[Fury]

hello Nick, how is it going these days? taking any summer classes?

when the does the fall semester begin? is your father and family still mad at you

Just got done with summer classes, my 110 pound ni66a lipped Arabic friend. How are you these days? I see you're still posting 100 times a day and talking about how much pussy you pull on the side. How do you balance that incredible lifestyle of yours?

By the way, nice post on the Daddywaddy thread. It's funny that you actually think your physique is better. Hook a brotha up with some of that weed you're smoking. Don't let me pull you off Sarcasm's nuts though, I'm sure he likes a little negro/slave ball warmer.

you've obviously never trained......a real martial art?

what would you consider real even though u have no hands on experience in the martial arts?

I know enough that anybody wanting to learn "balance, posture and all that other jazz" can learn how to wrestle and box and there's a 99.99% chance they'll beat the shit out of any aikido practicing clown.

[wisconsinBB]

I'll take a good wrestler over an aikido guy any day.

[monstercalves]

ahhhh ur still a school ur a child.....and think u know everything..... i see

no point discussing the martial arts with someone with no hands on experience yet they think they know it all

[Bluto]

bujinkan budo taijutsu is a japanese art

consisting of nine schools

the bujinkan teaches the use of more weapons than any other art.

i would say its one of the most complete arts there is.

its not about dressing up in a black gi, wearing shuko and climbing trees and hiding underwater while breathing thru bamboo shoots

its an art that offers more than ur usual karate,tae kwon do, bjj  dojos offer

it is a genuine serious art that is very effective on the street.

it is a traditional art NOT a sport, u dont win medal or trophies of fight in comps

the basics of any art when applied well will give u an advantage on the street,
but u obviously havent studied any art.

basics being evasions,angles, posture, balance, how to take someones balance,how to fall properly,how to roll, how to punch correctly, how to kick correctly.

when kids like u hear "ninjutsu" u instantly think black suit and shuriken and smoke & magic....
makes me laugh


i have answered as honeslty as possible...

 peace
 monstercalves 

how to roll? yeah i bet your stoned sensei teaches that a lot how to roll a fat joint

[Bluto]

ahhhh ur still a school ur a child.....and think u know everything..... i see

no point discussing the martial arts with someone with no hands on experience yet they think they know it all

why do you assume you're the only one with experience?

[bigdumbbell]

who the fuck hasn't?

[mrfixit]

I'll take a good wrestler over an aikido guy any day.

You sir have been watching to much UFC.

UFC styles are bunk in a street situation., and wearing your tapout shirt will not make you a baddass.

[Bluto]

You sir have been watching to much UFC.

UFC styles are bunk in a street situation., and wearing your tapout shirt will not make you a baddass.

but isnt it possible that wearing a tapout t-shirt put a lot of fear and intimidation in people, not knowing, if theyre dealing with a skilled cagefighter?

[mrfixit]

rofl

if a shirt, can scare ya...then you got no business mixing it up with anyone.

[Bluto]

rofl

if a shirt, can scare ya...then you got no business mixing it up with anyone.

but surely the changes of someone wearing a tapout t-shirt is a ruthless cagefighter is much bigger, than say a guy wearing a star trek t-shirt?

[Master Blaster]

you've obviously never trained......a real martial art?

what would you consider real even though u have no hands on experience in the martial arts?

Ninjistu, obviously. 

[mrfixit]

Just got done with summer classes, my 110 pound ni66a lipped Arabic friend. How are you these days? I see you're still posting 100 times a day and talking about how much pussy you pull on the side. How do you balance that incredible lifestyle of yours?

By the way, nice post on the Daddywaddy thread. It's funny that you actually think your physique is better. Hook a brotha up with some of that weed you're smoking. Don't let me pull you off Sarcasm's nuts though, I'm sure he likes a little negro/slave ball warmer.

I know enough that anybody wanting to learn "balance, posture and all that other jazz" can learn how to wrestle and box and there's a 99.99% chance they'll beat the shit out of any aikido practicing clown.

Personally I think a well trained boxer dominates in most street situations, the amount of damage you can inflict when the flavor of the month mma style comes in for a take down should end it, quick.

 "good" wrestlers are usually a product of their genetic make up and small dudes with short limbs and easy to hit. ( not referring to pro's who are huge, discussing what you or I may see in aqtypical public situation.)

On the street you have trained ( in any form of fighting style) and untrained. The trained individual always has the edge...until the untrained pulls out his gun.

Ultimately  the streetfighting badass..is truely non-existant. There is no one on one fighting any more, any honor or respect for that is long gone. So getting gang raped at gun point is what the most likely out come is.

[mrfixit]

but surely the changes of someone wearing a tapout t-shirt is a ruthless cagefighter is much bigger, than say a guy wearing a star trek t-shirt?

Nope.

The guy wearing the trekkie shirt is more of an unknown.. you have no idea how he will fight. ( although I suspect he will use that Spok shoulder thingy that renders you helpless in 1 second!)

The tapout shirt tells me exactly what kinda fight I am in for and have a pretty good idea of what to expect.

[IceCold]

hehe, aikido-ka or jujutsu-ka LOVE people who push. 

It means broken arms, noses and legs if you don't know how to fall. 

bc most people on the street are judokas.

 

[SirTraps]

"good" wrestlers are usually a product of their genetic make up and small dudes with short limbs and easy to hit. ( not referring to pro's who are huge, discussing what you or I may see in aqtypical public situation.)

       You dont know much about wrestling, and havent been in many fights i see     Wrestling classes come in many weights, the kid that was top 5 in the state at 155/167 or even 138 may be 225 pounds in his mid 20s and retain very good skills.  Wrestlers have a huge edge in most any fight.

[Steve Pulcinella]

I just usually rip my shirt and announce that is infact "go time!" At that point my foes usually are either standing in a puddle of their own pee or i just see asses and elbows as they run away in fear.

What kind of shmoe question is this anyway? Are you looking for a bear to squash you?

[The Squadfather]

I just usually rip my shirt and announce that is infact "go time!" At that point my foes usually are either standing in a puddle of their own pee or i just see asses and elbows as they run away in fear.

What kind of shmoe question is this anyway? Are you looking for a bear to squash you?

hahahahahaaaaa.

[SirTraps]

ill bet you can take almost anybodys punch to the midsection with that huge GH gut 

[The Squadfather]

ill bet you can take almost anybodys punch to the midsection with that huge GH gut 

that's actually Steve, Dave's brother, Steve is a monster in his own right, great strength athlete, no bullshit.

[Luv_2build]

for example if youre a good benchpresser you got a good pushing strength so you should use this on someones chest or face

That works, but i like to put on a bench shirt first.  It really allows you to push them down harder

[SirTraps]

thats correct, ill bet his brother can take a hell of a shot to the gut 

[The Squadfather]

thats correct, ill bet his brother can take a hell of a shot to the gut 

hahahaha, exactly, 'ol Dave has a 45 inch stomach of steel.

[mrfixit]

       You dont know much about wrestling, and havent been in many fights i see     Wrestling classes come in many weights, the kid that was top 5 in the state at 155/167 or even 138 may be 225 pounds in his mid 20s and retain very good skills.  Wrestlers have a huge edge in most any fight.

I have had my fair share of scraps, prob more then most, but how many fights I have been in really doesn't matter. My father threw me in a boxing gym at an early age, ( not claiming to be an elite, or even above average at  it mind you.) My involvement in the sport has been a life long hobby of mine.

With the current popularity of MMA, alot of MMA gyms have popped up all over the place, additionally they often come to our gym to work on their striking skills.

 I have seen plenty of former "state champs" and most can't cut it in the boxing ring OR in a UFC style of situation. I see glaring physical limitations, as well as the inability to not revert back to the highschool/college style of wrestling, aka leading with their head WIDE open because they are not used to having to protect it. So I am just calling it the way I see it. 

So in my opinion your misinformed assumption is weak at best.

But if we are to compare apples and apples, take a top 5 all state wrestler against a top amatuer boxer what gives the wrestler an advantage in most situations, becomes their weakness.
If you have a fundamental understanding of the mechanics of a "knockout" it should not be difficult to understand why, expecially in a " no rules, anything goes " situation.

In boxing and MMA for that matter there are certain parts of the body that are "off limits" to strikes, elbows, knees, etc...remove the rules anyone matched up with a good boxer/striker that tries to go to the ground, will go to the ground alright..but by themselves.

[SirTraps]

really ?  i boxed some in golden gloves as an amateur-and ill tell you right now, a good heavy weight wrestler-that knows you are a boxer-will take your ass to the ground real real fast....and then its over.

         One of the first series of UFC fights had a 5-11 215 pound cop from Nebraska who was a grappler-judo, he was matched up against a 6-3 230 black guy -heavyweight boxer-holder of one of the smaller belts-had many pro fights.

           The cop took his ass to the ground, pummelled his face then locked his arm in less than 2 minutes. hahahaha 

[sean]

Boxers always state that when push comes to shove, they'd prevail.  Thing is, one cannot throw a "knockout" punch from their back or their stomach.  End of story.