I need to learn new combat/fighting techniques

12-13-2012, 07:06 AM

Originally Posted by BeatinGuts

pathetic a$$.. "I want to learn new ways of fighting so I can really do damage" if I am attacked for no reason and forced to defend myself or another... then i would help but you SON will always get your[..] kicked with that mentality... you a !!stain SON...

you took what he said and read too much into it, quit crying

12-13-2012, 08:38 AM

Originally Posted by mr_underground

This Krav is the best for fast paced combat.

If you're more concerned with falling down then jiu-jitsu the art of choice.

I prefer Krav because it prepares you for more scenario's and the chance of injury is a lot less than with jiu-jitsu. Health insurance is a MUST for jiu-jitsu.

You need health insurance to learn jiu-jitsu? [pic]

12-13-2012, 01:37 PM

Originally Posted by Shizz

1st You going about "Wanting to learn to fight" the wrong way... As dude said you will get your[..] handed to you more ways then one thinking that way... look up the :GET IN MY GUARD: videos on you tube.

But if you learning how to defend yourself, that would be a better reason ( No the two are not the same) You wont understand until you start learning something...

I am vastly trained in Multiple forms of martial arts and I am currently heavily into BJJ.. I Have NEVER been in a Physical Altercation where i had to throw a single punch or kick.

Not that I cant. I know my kicks can break someones leggs and i know that i can put someone to sleep if i get a grip on them (which isnt hard at all for me)...

You need to know what you are studing the sport for first, because if you come to my gym telling me that story... I put you to sleep and leave you in a corner or dark ally somewhere....

What you gonna do?? come back for more??

man what the hell are you going on about?
you either misinterpreted my original post, or you're using this thread to masturbate all over yourself because you know BJJ

like i already said. i boxed for a majority of my life. Ive ALWAYS been able to handle myself. Im simply trying to learn new skills so I can diversity my fight game. jesus !!ing christ

12-13-2012, 01:50 PM

Originally Posted by 01seay

You need health insurance to learn jiu-jitsu? [pic]

I think he's saying you get hurt a lot [pic]

Between Eskrima and jiu jitsu my ex was always bruised up

02:10 PM

Originally Posted by 01seay

You need health insurance to learn jiu-jitsu? [pic]

LOL you don't need it but it will be useful, I've never met anyone who's heavy into BJJ and hasn't been injured in some way. It puts the body through a lot since its like a physcial chess match.

[pic] 2012 NoGi Worlds: JT Torres x Marcelo Motta - YouTube

Your chance of injury is high with this type of movement.

Vs. Krav maga which is more direct in nature:

[pic] YouTube

12-13-2012, 04:37 PM

Tae...........Kwon...........Do! hiyahhhhhhhhhhh! LOL

12-13-2012, 06:17 PM

Originally Posted by Shizz

1st You going about "Wanting to learn to fight" the wrong way... As dude said you will get your[..] handed to you more ways then one thinking that way... look up the :GET IN MY GUARD: videos on you tube.

But if you learning how to defend yourself, that would be a better reason ( No the two are not the same) You wont understand until you start learning something...

I am vastly trained in Multiple forms of martial arts and I am currently heavily into BJJ.. I Have NEVER been in a Physical Altercation where i had to throw a single punch or kick.

Not that I cant. I know my kicks can break someones leggs and i know that i can put someone to sleep if i get a grip on them (which isnt hard at all for me)...

You need to know what you are studing the sport for first, because if you come to my gym telling me that story... I put you to sleep and leave you in a corner or dark ally somewhere....

What you gonna do?? come back for more??

What belt are you in BJJ?

12-14-2012, 05:15 PM

Train BJJ... You usually start cross training because it is so closely related to MMA.

12-15-2012, 12:29 AM

chinese boxing

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12-17-2012, 09:05 AM

Originally Posted by ThaLockerRoom

i get where you're coming from but people need 2 quit actin like its so dishonorable to want to learn martial arts so that you can whoop someone's azz. Not like dude said he wanted to go out and lump someone up, just wants to be prepared if he has to.

Its not alway about being dishonorable. I know a few people that joined just for that reason and WHOLE mindset changed once you get into the grit of it.. Its just like people going wrestling thinking its the WWF stuff and finding out its not... or something totally differnt.. Thats all... Ive seen a few fight turn out bad beacuse people underestimated someones skills in thier respected craft and BJJ is one of the hardest things to notice knows just by looking at them. you;d be surprised who trains and who doesn't... Ex. Al Bundy aka Ed o'neil is a BJJ black belt

Originally Posted by ErnieB

man what the hell are you going on about?
you either misinterpreted my original post, or you're using this thread to masturbate all over yourself because you know BJJ

like i already said. i boxed for a majority of my life. Ive ALWAYS been able to handle myself. Im simply trying to learn new skills so I can diversity my fight game. jesus !!ing christ

woah bro.. pump your brakes... This is what would get you Lumped up in the first place. Boxing doesnt mean crap if your goto the ground or in close range... same issues with karate..
I dont just do BJJ.. I train everything... Wrestling, Judo, BJJ, karate, etc. Ive have been for years... dont need to Hype my self up to any level... I feel what you are trying to do. Im try to explain to you that since you have the hands you need to adapt it to another aspect that will compliment your handsl.... Boxing To Muai Thai To Wrestling to BJJ... the way you work that that out is

You have the technique for your hands already.... Then you adapt the knees and elbow movements from muai thai... Then when you develop that go to wrestling to be able to move and take people down.. Then you goto bjj for the ground.. Once you get suffeint enough at each then you will be well rounded...

i was just saying that YOUR Whole Aspect of seeing this will change once you get into the other sports..

Originally Posted by mr_underground

LOL you don't need it but it will be useful, I've never met anyone who's heavy into BJJ and hasn't been injured in some way. It puts the body through a lot since its like a physcial chess match.

Your chance of injury is high with this type of movement.

Vs. Krav maga which is more direct in nature:

Injiury is normal in BJJ... and YOu used a video of JT Torres.. That dude is a !!ING MONSTER... you would never pick him to be a fighter on the street... that one dude you dotn want to !! with on accident. he will make you look like a retard instantly..
other than that.. he's pretty !!ing cool... Jokes around alot.. cuts up just like everyone. Young but VERY VERY knowledgeable..

Originally Posted by ManOfSteel23

What belt are you in BJJ?

Im currently a Blue belt ( up for promotion for purple a year ago) *Long story* but i train with brown and black belts mainly becuase i have a wrestling back ground for 20+ years and my Nogi is far superior than my Gi game.. 2nd at Ibjjf nationals in GI and NoGi. goto Dq'd in the finals of both matches for illegal leg locks from 50/50.

10:54 AM

Edit: smh

12-30-2012, 10:46 AM

Originally Posted by 01seay

You need health insurance to learn jiu-jitsu? [pic]

Yup, got my shoulder yanked out the socket twice [pic]. That !! affected my work so i had to quit, but i really want to go back.

12-30-2012, 12:20 PM

Originally Posted by Shizz

1st You going about "Wanting to learn to fight" the wrong way... As dude said you will get your[..] handed to you more ways then one thinking that way... look up the :GET IN MY GUARD: videos on you tube.

But if you learning how to defend yourself, that would be a better reason ( No the two are not the same) You wont understand until you start learning something...

I am vastly trained in Multiple forms of martial arts and I am currently heavily into BJJ.. I Have NEVER been in a Physical Altercation where i had to throw a single punch or kick.

Not that I cant. I know my kicks can break someones leggs and i know that i can put someone to sleep if i get a grip on them (which isnt hard at all for me)...

You need to know what you are studing the sport for first, because if you come to my gym telling me that story... I put you to sleep and leave you in a corner or dark ally somewhere....

What you gonna do?? come back for more??

look at "mr im cool because i know more about this topic than everybody else guy"

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