Have you considered going to a dojo and trying out your theories? If youre ever in new York (this is not a challenge, just an invitation), i welcome you to try to attack me and afterwards we can discuss how it went. Only rule would be no guns, since you dont know how to use one, so there is a very high chance it would end in one of our deaths.
Don't be silly, he clearly stated that he tested his system by sparring a couple of times against untrained opponents, which is pretty scientific.
Maybe save that for one of us who hasn’t had to use their training as often as DB has. You’ll almost be able to make a point then.
There’s some difference, but it’s often made out to be more significant than it is.
I think the one video was, in fact, done on or near a street.
I think there’s two differences they’ve got in mind:
Hey, speak in English, man. What the heck does that mean??
The only good thing I can say about this video is that he has good balance for someone who may be on drugs. Everything else is just really negative from having a mental illness and being in the middle of the street (unsupervised) to someone who isn't on drugs and doesn't have a mental issue. Just a poor soul who is disillusioned. I never thought being high would be the best case scenario.
Oh crap. That's your video?
If someone was able to do this to me then I have just failed my awareness test and hopefully it would put me into recovery mode and not sleep mode. Second. Practical martial arts isn't flashy, those who study martial arts for actual use of techniques understand this right away. As nice as it would be for it to look like what we see in the movies, it's far from that. In terms of appearance it's dull and boring looking, but it gets the job done.
