Oily Dragon
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It can be approximated with the Chuka Shaolin Phoenix Eye Fist.In close grappling, that seems likely to be dangerous to self, as well.
No ring necessary.
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It can be approximated with the Chuka Shaolin Phoenix Eye Fist.In close grappling, that seems likely to be dangerous to self, as well.
Saves sweaters too.It can be approximated with the Chuka Shaolin Phoenix Eye Fist.
No ring necessary.
The first time I sweat, there goes my eyebrow.That thing will mess up my sweater. I see myself forgetting and wiping my eye out too.
You realise you can do catastrophic damage with a leg lock?You should also test your ankle lock on your wife while she has spikes ring on.
For $19.99, you can have the best defense against all ground game.
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Do you realize how much damage that you can do on your opponent when you use your spikes ring to slide his leg/arm opening? Not just 1 opening but 2 opening at the same time.You realise you can do catastrophic damage with a leg lock?
Which is handy to know before you escalate from that position.
You really think that piece of garbage is the "best defense" against anything?For $19.99, you can have the best defense against all ground game.
That, is actually my worst fear, to have my life changed by a leg lock.You realise you can do catastrophic damage with a leg lock?
Which is handy to know before you escalate from that position.
Reconstructive surgery is really good these days. It would probably only be months of debilitating recovery rather than completely life altering.That, is actually my worst fear, to have my life changed by a leg lock.
I’m 52, I’m certain that 6-9 months of recovery would be life altering for me. Plus, the punishment my wife would give me.Reconstructive surgery is really good these days. It would probably only be months of debilitating recovery rather than completely life altering.
I don’t want to find out.Reconstructive surgery is really good these days. It would probably only be months of debilitating recovery rather than completely life altering.
Ditto. I had a mate recently go through it.I don’t want to find out.
I'm pretty sure the surgery wouldn't ever put it back to full capacity, especially for those of us over 50. I have enough limps already - don't really need a new one.Reconstructive surgery is really good these days. It would probably only be months of debilitating recovery rather than completely life altering.
Ow.Ditto. I had a mate recently go through it.
And he got an infection from the surgery.
All very nasty.
ProbablyReconstructive surgery is really good these days. It would probably only be months of debilitating recovery rather than completely life altering.
A good friend of mine in BJJ once had a great analogy.Probably
Months
Debilitating
Yeah, there's a reason I tap almost immediately to leg/ankle locks.
I'd adjust that from even at low levels, to "especially at low levels". Otherwise, I agree completely.A good friend of mine in BJJ once had a great analogy.
She said "playing BJJ even at low levels is as dangerous as pro ice skating, because at any given time it's like your flying and floating over ice, one second away from breaking your neck".
Last weekend I was a referee at ADCC European & Middle East & African Championship in Warsaw (Poland). 90% of injuries have happened on the kids, juveniles and beginners mats.I'd adjust that from even at low levels, to "especially at low levels". Otherwise, I agree completely.
I don't know, I was kind of getting into the 40-0 street fight record.
Well, if youre really good at BJJ, you will be dangerous, like you will with judo etc. Do judo 5 times a week for 20 years and you'll be a monster and ragdoll almost anyone.
but in my view, i think you want to compare volume of training to effectiveness, thats when it gets interesting. here i believe regular boxing, strength training (atleast until you've taken out the easy gains within a year or two) and krav maga ranks high.
im not willing to move into the gym to learn self defense. If youre like me, in our 40s and willing to spend 2-4 hours a week learning something for self defense, what should that something be?