But those issues are not the issues you think they are.it blattent obvious for all but the deeply delusional to see, people don't move like that kata demo unless they have issues
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But those issues are not the issues you think they are.it blattent obvious for all but the deeply delusional to see, people don't move like that kata demo unless they have issues
You're welcome.Thanks now I am addicted to watching WMAA videos on YouTube.![]()
He isn't suppsoed to be, he is. Black belts only have value within the organisation that awards them, there is no requirement for them to all be of an agreed universal standard. A 5th Dan in one organisation might be the equivilant of a 1st Dan in another.
That's actually a really cool video. Those guys seem very good at kata.Here is how a kata demo should look (idealy);
Clearly not everyone can achieve the level of a pro-team, but that should be the standard.
That's actually a really cool video. Those guys seem very good at kata.
It is an infomercial for Steve Morris website and DVDs...written by the websites administrator.
and he is? I've never heard of him, nor has my instructor or anyone I've asked.
Yeah, some of those vids are inspiring. Unsu (the kata they were doing) is considered to be one of the hardest and most advanced kata to perform.
Here's another that I like;
Papuren (sp?) is no joke.
it seems you got bored of attacking people with disabilities and now elected to attack karate and tkd as a whole.Just because karate and TKD have no standards doesn't mean that we should accept that they have no standards.
it seems you got bored of attacking people with disabilities and now elected to attack karate and tkd as a whole.
I disagree. Most people have no idea what it takes to be a black belt in any of those. And the main reason bjj might have more respect is the UFC touting bjj for the last 20 years.
retard was the word you chose to use, I said they had " issues". Which they clearly doI do believe that you calling a group of people "retarded" or "mentally disabled" because they were improperly taught martial arts is far more offensive and insulting than anything I've said in this thread.
Now trains fighters in MMA.
retard was the word you chose to use, I said they had " issues". Which they clearly do
you can use all the rude names you like, it just shows you in a bad lightYes, and those "issues" would be mental retardation or mentally disabled.
How could they have mental issues when their 9th degree black belt instructor performs techniques exactly the same way as his students? Are you saying that mental disabilities are contagious?
Two reasons.
It generally takes longer to get your bjj black.
And a bjj black is a black belt everywhere. So you rock into another school you are a black belt there as well.
and that's why I should have heard of him. MMA in the UK is very small, it's almost incestuous.![]()
But the majority of the public doesn't know this. And for the most part the public doesn't care either.
And if you earned your black belt....you are a black belt....who cares if another organization recognises it or not, they can pound sand.
That is the point bjj do care,judo as well. And there is a lot of interaction between clubs.
So I turn up to Eddie bravos school with my WMA 4 stripe white belt. I had better be at that standard.
Well that's where we are different, I don't worry bout that stuff.
I yam what I yam...if someone doesn't like it... oh well.
Yeah but it is not all about you. This is not even my opinion. This is the reasoning behind why bjj black belts are generally more serious black belts than karate or tkd guys.