13 Mar 08
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Originally posted by AimiIf we were close to a wall, i'd grab the jaw, and pound that bad boy to the next room (use the tools you have handy, a concrete wall is a weapon)😛
yes. muay thai
I'll repeat the answer i made in the other thread.
Only when you have to , and as if your life depended on it.
13 Mar 08
Originally posted by huckleberryhoundwho needs a wall? your body is your tool 😉
If we were close to a wall, i'd grab the jaw, and pound that bad boy to the next room (use the tools you have handy, a concrete wall is a weapon)😛
Only when you have to , and as if your life depended on it.
13 Mar 08
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Originally posted by AimiThat's the point, though isn't it.
actually three times a week. I particularly enjoy clinch, knees and elbow work 🙂
To fight properly takes practice, and most fights in club is under rules,and regulations. Getting beat up by a few blokes with bottles,takes a little sumthin sumthin.
Anyone who does Malaysian knife fighting will tell you exactly what is wrong with the clinch, as will a Taiji player. Clinch is good for one on one, but not so good when there are other factors. Grabbing the head and smashing it against concrete does three jobs....one, it takes the place of a good knee, two - it stops you having to get too close, and three - it prevents damage to your own body (as much as you can).
Just my opinion 🙂
13 Mar 08
I always found that if you smoke...which I don't...but use something else...if you flip the cigarette...or whatever into their face right before the fight it gives you a quick open shot to the throat...curled knuckles into the throat and then you can walk on the person.
Has never failed me
Dave
13 Mar 08
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Originally posted by nmdavidbMight give you the edge but won't beat a good ground worker.
I always found that if you smoke...which I don't...but use something else...if you flip the cigarette...or whatever into their face right before the fight it gives you a quick open shot to the throat...curled knuckles into the throat and then you can walk on the person.
Has never failed me
Dave