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I guess we've all forgotten about Rolls, Ralek, and Tae Kwondo man huh?

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You've gotta learn with a teacher. I did the vid thing for a long time with Kung Fu mostly because there weren't any good teachers in my area. Then I went overseas and found out that all I'd learned...

None of you were obviously around in the old days to remember TKD man, Rolls, Ralaek, knifefighter, panther, Shaun Thingvold, etc...
The forums are pretty dead compared to those days.
And that was...

Iron Weasel....while Abel has his moments, I admit, he doesn't hold a candle to the sock trolls that used to show up on this forum in ages past. I remember several yers ago where the mods were pretty...

As have I. But get a couple of guys together with good grappling skills and the bigger guy will almost always be able to throw the mount. Back in he early days of MMA you saw a lot of that with guys...

In my experience the best answer for working the guard is to trap one of the opponents arms nearer to the shoulder in a lock and work around to his side for a submission. When you get the arm that...

Please explain. I trained in BJJ for a while and ....well you just can't grapple multiple opponents. If you are talking about tournament fighting (NHB) I will agree with you whole heartedly but of...

Please read the other thread where this is being discussed. I am already aware of this. James Mcneil has adopted a belt system in his Hsing I that is comparable to Karate's white to black levels and...

I've never had that problem but I have extremely bony elbows. My old grappling buddy could withstand about anyone else but me in that regard. Not saying that I wouldn't meet anyone in the future that...

One it's difficult to punch while on the mat whether you are on top or underneath. The guard is a sucker postition for giving the advantage to the guy on the floor but unless the WC guy had a great...

I am not thinking of training with the guy but I was wondering if anyone has any experience with James Mcneil? He seems to be pretty solid from what I have seen from his online demos and such. But...

If I wanted to study Judo I would probably go back to Korea where most Kumdo schools train and certify you in Judo concurrently. I studied Judo in the past and if I were to continue it would probably...

Kudos! Man I NEVER mastered the flip up. No matter how hard I tried I could never get it. Not in Kung Fu...not in Takgeyon. I think it had to dowith my hips being too rigid.

I got busted up lots when I did BJJ. It's a tough sport for getting you in to really good shape . But in all I would prefer swimming today as I am older and my body doesn't heal as easily.

Thats why K-1 has virtually eclipsed the UFC/Pride etc as far as viewers are concerned.

The biggest and best arguement against BJJ's effectiveness in a REAL streetfight - Their friends. :D

I was in Judo for several years. Judo is great for MMA and I've seen a few BJJ guys get their clocks cleaned by a Judoka. To be fair I've also seen the reverse: :)
But Judo with a good emphasis on...

And your profile says your 38. Dude we are BOTH too far over the hill to be fantasizing about winning any world championships. Your bones probably feel the same as mine do after a heavy training...

I just went to look at my profile and honestly I don't know where that information came from. I am 37 and I was born in 1970 not 1979. I haven't used the boards in years not quite sure how the info...

I'll put it this way. I was a mid level ranked Judoka in America although not a black belt. There wasn't anyone I couldn't throw and once I tossed a 275 Lb truck driver (fellow student) like he were...

I trained BJJ in Southwest Missouri with a Judo/Juijitsu blackbelt that had trained at a Gracie academy.
Yeah one sure fire way to get a Muay Thai match really going is to divide 10,000 Baht...

Actually I would say that it is a big deal. I trained in America all my life before I came to Asia and I must admit that the training I am getting here is way better than anything I did back home....

When i studied Northern Lohan years ago black sash was the second ranking a student got. After that the next was red sash and thats as far as I got.

I've trained in Asia for over two years and I have to say that all my instructors taught me was pretty applicable in a fight. My Takgeyon teacher would admit that some of the more acrobatic kicks...