EPTSc2 and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu! - Page 4
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Supamang
United States2298 Posts
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Topin
Peru10092 Posts
Here im a white belt, two stripes and i just want to get better and better, this art its incredible, and i think im never gonna stop trayning, maybe taking some breaks but always getting back. 16 years old its a good time, i started at 21-22, dont remember well. i have seen videos or little kids training the bassics and its amazing, ill do that with my kids, its like a game for them but they are actually learning the basic knowledge of bjj | ||
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prideofwing
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prideofwing
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prideofwing
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Irrelevant
United States2364 Posts
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YipMan
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Logros
Netherlands9913 Posts
On May 07 2011 00:40 YipMan wrote: Wing Chun obviously For how long and how do you like it? I'm thinking of trying out Wing Chun sometime soon. | ||
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Drewx
Australia15 Posts
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maartendq
Belgium3115 Posts
On May 06 2011 23:11 Supamang wrote: Yea a lot of people say you shouldnt go to the ground in a street fight, but knowing BJJ or any form of grappling would be good at least for defense. If you dont got friends around and someone else is tryin to submit you, it would be good to know how to prevent it Grappling is good in a competitive environment, but on the street you better be DAMN sure they can't throw any unexpected punches at you, especially at unexpect weak spots. I'm personally more fond of energy deflection and being where your opponent does not expect you to be, but that's due to my aikido background. | ||
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Zrana
United Kingdom698 Posts
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sixghost
United States2096 Posts
On May 07 2011 01:06 Zrana wrote: anyone else done ninjutsu? bujinkan or otherwise Even if they did, they would be unable to discuss their training due to the ninja code of silence. They are killing machines. | ||
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SquigglesStarcraft
United States25 Posts
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forgotten0ne
United States951 Posts
On May 07 2011 01:13 SquigglesStarcraft wrote: I did BJJ for about 6 months before starting muay thai for about a year...then transitioned again to Krav Maga. If you haven't checked Krava Maga out, I would highly recommend it. Oh I have been doing Krav for about 2 years. It is a great workout, focuses on techniques you can actually use on the street, and in level 1 they assume you are fighting at least 3 people at once...yeah... +1 to this. I just reached level 3 in Krav Maga, and have never been more confident in myself as a "Warrior". Theoretically, I could take on multiple people, all with knives, and in practice, have mastered several techniques and MINDSET (a huge part of Krav Maga) to do so. | ||
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YipMan
372 Posts
Anyone here practicing Systema? | ||
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Siphonn
United States298 Posts
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Lord_of_Chaos
Sweden372 Posts
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StarStruck
25339 Posts
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RA
Latvia791 Posts
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Lord_of_Chaos
Sweden372 Posts
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