One needs wrestling skill to take his opponent down. Mike Tyson has no wrestling skill.In a wrestling match he definitely has a chance man,
Old MA masters always said, "In my area, I can ...". Nobody would say, "In all areas, I can ...".
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One needs wrestling skill to take his opponent down. Mike Tyson has no wrestling skill.In a wrestling match he definitely has a chance man,
One needs wrestling skill to take his opponent down. Mike Tyson has no wrestling skill.
In the striking world, you may be right. In the wrestling world, it's different.Well plenty people get by with physicality.
I'm honestly just poking fun more than anything. But for an actual answer to your first question: There are fighters that don't have anger issues. And then to answer your question here: how is this discussion not about Tyson/physicality/anger? Because the discussion was about trying to figure out why the OP was having difficulty either finding or motivating his students to take training more seriously. If you really want a discussion about that, the best option would be to start a new thread on the topic.ADDRESS THE TOPIC
TELL ME HOW this discussion isn't about Mike Tyson, physicality and the Role of Anger. Stop side stepping the actual topic. JFC. MIKE TYSON. PHYSICALITY. ANGER. Please.
I was taught to act like a tiger and eat my opponent alive. I have never seen a tiger attacks a deer with anger.the Role of Anger.
In wrestling too, free wrestlers tend to do well enough in MMA on the ground vs BJJ even. Not always but the sheer physicality is huge. Mike Tyson has decent strength in wrestling related areas of the body and decent instinct. Sometimes you in fact get a lucky leg to yank on and twist so you're wrong there mate. A lucky arm, lucky weight shift, that sort of thing. Luck isn't so much what it's about but physicality and ability to capitalize on opportunity though. I agree that the disadvantage from lack of skill can be vast in grappling though, and there's a lot of physicality required you can't get from other training. The strength from grappling is insanely well balanced.In the striking world, you may be right. In the wrestling world, it's different.
There is always a lucky punch. There is no lucky take down.
I think anger is motivation without purpose. If all of it has been generated and purposed then the remaining anger is like an electron ocean in the body and like a fire, crackling and arcing. Such evolved anger is ELECTRIC. This is the way! For THIS is the proper physical manifestation of it for a martial artist and fighter! If you train people and don't engage them emotionally they don't know how they should act and then people don't put anything into it (or else complicate their life without direction) or they quit after a while. EMOTIONAL CONTENT! That is what is necessary for seriousness, for motivation, for direction! You must have the right EMOTIONAL CONTENT and understand its evolution!I'm honestly just poking fun more than anything. But for an actual answer to your first question: There are fighters that don't have anger issues. And then to answer your question here: how is this discussion not about Tyson/physicality/anger? Because the discussion was about trying to figure out why the OP was having difficulty either finding or motivating his students to take training more seriously. If you really want a discussion about that, the best option would be to start a new thread on the topic.
lol you've never seen a tiger attack a deer man. You should see their faces sometimes though they're electric and full of anger. Very ferocious man they can look pretty terrifying haha. Read my post above as it relates!I was taught to act like a tiger and eat my opponent alive. I have never seen a tiger attacks a deer with anger.
If you can get to my leg and I can't get my arm around your neck, your wrestling skill is better than mine. That's not luck. That's skill.Sometimes you in fact get a lucky leg to yank on and twist so you're wrong there mate. A lucky arm, lucky weight shift, that sort of thing.
To be clear, this is all your opinion. You have no evidence that this is what should be done. Nor do you have experience doing it or evidence that martial artists do it, so it's a baseless opinion.I think anger is motivation without purpose. If all of it has been generated and purposed then the remaining anger is like an electron ocean in the body and like a fire, crackling and arcing. Such evolved anger is ELECTRIC. This is the way! For THIS is the proper physical manifestation of it for a martial artist and fighter! If you train people and don't engage them emotionally they don't know how they should act and then people don't put anything into it (or else complicate their life without direction) or they quit after a while. EMOTIONAL CONTENT! That is what is necessary for seriousness, for motivation, for direction! You must have the right EMOTIONAL CONTENT and understand its evolution!
Here's the first video I found of it.lol you've never seen a tiger attack a deer man. You should see their faces sometimes though they're electric and full of anger. Very ferocious man they can look pretty terrifying haha. Read my post above as it relates!
Sun Tzu said, "怒不兴兵 - you should not attack when you are angry."full of anger.
Right. But physicality develops instincts, reflexes, and one trains the mind while using the body. So one can't say there is anyone without any skill. Sometimes a weakness is perceived but this can only be capitalized on with decent enough instinct and physicality, with decent enough mental presence. So yes, if you have a very good wrestler with decent enough physicality (strong 160 lbs) and even if Mike Tyson is mentally present, looked at some wrestling, and is afraid or hypervigilant rather, someone can take him down.If you can get to my leg and I can't get my arm around your neck, your wrestling skill is better than mine. That's not luck. That's skill.
But anger is not just the kind that clouds the mind but builds a scowl on your face while the mind is clear.Sun Tzu said, "怒不兴兵 - you should not attack when you are angry."
The reason is simple. When you are angry, your emotion dominate your mind. You don't let the environment fact to help you to make the correct decision.
MA is all about planning. When you are angary, you can't plan well.
I'm not in the least surprised that you can hear the laughter.Ya'll angry you can't hide behind laughter.
It's weak prey though. No competition. Just an easy kill. Misses the point a bit. Ferocity can't be said to "not be anger" IN ESSENCE; only in practical discourse can we say such, to differentiate the two as it is a bit different.Here's the first video I found of it.The tiger just makes sure that the deer isn't escaping and literally waits for it to bleed out. Doesn't seem like there's any anger there to me.
Here's a video with a lot of the lead-up. I agree with part-the tiger's terrifying. But not angry. It's calmly, rationally, stalking it's prey waiting for a good position. That's not something you can do when angry.
After 30 laughter emojis I think my words stand on their own.I'm not in the least surprised that you can hear the laughter.
I'm just responding to your point about how tigers hunt deer, and saying they do it with anger. This is how they hunt deer-they wait for the best opportunity, strike, and take it down as safely as they can. Not angrily.It's weak prey though. No competition. Just an easy kill. Misses the point a bit. Ferocity can't be said to "not be anger" IN ESSENCE; only in practical discourse can we say such, to differentiate the two as it is a bit different.
Don't see the restraint and miss the essence. Don't see the transformation and miss what precedes it. Fighters are angry!
After 30 laughter emojis I think my words stand on their own.
So you use your anger face to scare your opponent.But anger is not just the kind that clouds the mind but builds a scowl on your face while the mind is clear.
Glad you finally admit your philosophy. Good luck debating.If you disagree you're wrong!
Nah I said sometimes they are absolutely ferocious and have a very angry face. They didn't even show the tiger's face through the process so not sure how your statement works.I'm just responding to your point about how tigers hunt deer, and saying they do it with anger. This is how they hunt deer-they wait for the best opportunity, strike, and take it down as safely as they can. Not angrily.
So you use your anger face to scare your opponent.
Which one is more scary?
A stab a knife into B's chest with
- angry facial expression.
- no facial expression.
- a big smile on his face.