To clarify, my experience has been pretty much no one does 7 days a week. You pick and choose what classes you want to attend, and there's at least 2-3 instructors for the different classes so they have breaks as well.
The Resurgence of Traditional Martial Arts in Modern Mixed Martial Arts
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This is called "door guarding skills" that we all try to develop through our lifetime. IMO, it's not a single technique. It's a set of techniques instead. To develop a tree, not only you have to master the root, but you also have to master all branches.
The root of the tree is your general. The branches of the tree are all your soldiers.
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Haruhiko
Blue Belt
Yes, within the UFC ruleset. That's just observing two people in a cage for a few rounds. Is that sufficient evidence to determine the world's ULTIMATE FIGHTING CHAMPION (TM)?
For some it is.
Real fights are in a state of flow, with response, hesitation, and desperation. All of a sudden rules are chucked out the window and weaponry is allowed, eye gouging and spinal attacks too. We don't and can't observe that because it's not broadcasted.
If a tree falls in a forest, does it make a sound?
Yes - a no holds barred fight is very complicated. It won't look anything like a UFC fight. No one rings a bell. No one is there to patch you up.
drop bear
Sr. Grandmaster
This is the essence of it.
Even though there are no rules in the forrest we have observed trees fall elsewhere.
And we would assume it wouldn't be much different just because the location has changed.
drop bear
Sr. Grandmaster
There is enough damage dealt in a rules fight to incapacitate someone.
Do you feel they just wouldn't be incapacitated because there are no rules?
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