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How does camel taste?I recently ate camel. It was life changing.
How does camel taste?I recently ate camel. It was life changing.
After that last Woodley snooze-fest the UFC has to get Page ASAP.he's being brought along slowly, which is good for him imo.
I eat wild boar and venison as often as I can get it. It's low in fat, rich in protein and absolutely delicious.^^^
Damn you guys are savages.
Like chicken, lamb or beef wasn't enough - you've now moved on to camels/horses - what's next?
Man I was disappointing in Page's last fight. Counter strikers in MMA need to get better at getting scared MT based fighters not to turtle up and stand there for 3 or 5 minutes.he's being brought along slowly, which is good for him imo.
"need to get better at getting scared"?Man I was disappointing in Page's last fight. Counter strikers in MMA need to get better at getting scared MT based fighters not to turtle up and stand there for 3 or 5 minutes.
^^^
Damn you guys are savages.
Like chicken, lamb or beef wasn't enough - you've now moved on to camels/horses - what's next?
Had to Google "springbok". It's an antelope bro.Not bragging but chicken, lamb and beef is quite a limited selection...
I've had horse, kangaroo, ostrich, crocodile, shark, deer, donkey, venison, wild boar, elk, pheasant, pigeon, squirrel, frogs, bison, buffalo, zebra, etc...
The only ones I haven't tried yet are camel, llama, snake and springbok.
Camel is the only one I haven't had in that list. Elk is very common in Northern Europe and ostrich is quite easy to get around here too. Just found an article saying camel is one of the healthiest red meats:
http://healthyfoods111111.blogspot.co.uk/2016/04/camel-meat-healthier-than-red-meat.html
How does camel taste?
Had to Google "springbok". It's an antelope bro.
Really? Where I'm from it's pretty much chicken, beef, turkey and pork. I need to try more. What's your favorite of those?
don't forget the meat of manNot bragging but chicken, lamb and beef is quite a limited selection...
I've had horse, kangaroo, ostrich, crocodile, shark, deer, donkey, venison, wild boar, elk, pheasant, pigeon, squirrel, frogs, bison, buffalo, zebra, etc...
The only ones I haven't tried yet are camel, llama, snake and springbok.
don't forget the meat of man
hesitant MT guys who know their going to get peppered from the outside by counter strikers with better footwork and mobility. Analize how Conor baited Alverez with his superior positioning and movement. I consider Conor a TMA counter striker and Alverez an old school MT based movement guy. The MT doesn't have a consistent answer to moving forward against CS'rs."need to get better at getting scared"?
Not sure what you mean?
hesitant MT guys who know their going to get peppered from the outside by counter strikers with better footwork and mobility. Analize how Conor baited Alverez with his superior positioning and movement. I consider Conor a TMA counter striker and Alverez an old school MT based movement guy. The MT doesn't have a consistent answer to moving forward against CS'rs.
That's why I think so many think Thompson v Woodley was such a snooze fest. I on the other hand saw it as a mental battle of whits between 2 guys who knew the other could KO him, trying to pick his openings with extreme care.
Think that explains my logic....
lol you must not like pork.Tried it already. Wanted to keep that secret but since you asked... tastes like shit really
yeah I agree. They are wrestle punchers.Alvarez and Woodley are nothing like MT fighters though. They are wrestlers with some power in their hands that's it.
I didnt see it. Thats too bad it wasnt good. I wish we had more representatives of karate and tma in mma. I enjoyed the woodley thompson fight.Man I was disappointing in Page's last fight. Counter strikers in MMA need to get better at getting scared MT based fighters not to turtle up and stand there for 3 or 5 minutes.
hesitant MT guys who know their going to get peppered from the outside by counter strikers with better footwork and mobility. Analize how Conor baited Alverez with his superior positioning and movement. I consider Conor a TMA counter striker and Alverez an old school MT based movement guy. The MT doesn't have a consistent answer to moving forward against CS'rs.
That's why I think so many think Thompson v Woodley was such a snooze fest. I on the other hand saw it as a mental battle of whits between 2 guys who knew the other could KO him, trying to pick his openings with extreme care.
Think that explains my logic....
I think it is kind of generous to call woodley or alvarez "boxers." eddie does have some head movement. Their style looks to me like square dutch style without the kicks. I would call them wrestle punchers if anything. Thompson doesnt allways lose exchanges when people walk him down, he's made quite a few people walk into his kicks and punches. I can recall him doing it to hendricks,macdonald,whitaker, and ellenburger.In what way are Alvarez or Woodley MT guys? They're wrestle boxers. McGregor is a boxer with TMA influence. Wonderboy would have a ton of problems with an actual MT based pressure fighter. He's gotten dropped multiple times (by Woodley and Ellenberger) under pressure, and always loses exchanges when the opponent walks him down.
TMA guys aren't superior to "MT" guys. You're really just listing guys who have huge experience gaps over their opponents in striking beating them with striking.
I think it is kind of generous to call woodley or alvarez "boxers." Their style looks to me like square dutch style without the kicks. I would call them wrestle punchers if anything. Thompson doesnt allways lose exchanges when people walk him down, he's made quite a few people walk into his kicks and punches. I can recall him doing it to hendricks,macdonald,whitaker, and ellenburger.