DeathClutch
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Was the Kimura Trap that bad or something? I guess I was under the rock.
lol. Even if Marcos wasn't a TLI Zombie idiot, this would be a worthless product. I mean, what is this random guy going to teach you about competition psychology that you can't get somewhere else from a better source for much less money? Seriously, this product is fucking ridiculous, all TLI stuff aside.
Was the Kimura Trap that bad or something? I guess I was under the rock.
wow, i guess there is not all the nut riding on this thread as there was in this one
http://www.sherdog.net/forums/f12/super-recovery-techniques-plus-lloyd-irvin-technique-2319591/
No, the reviews I read on Kimura Trap have been pretty good, but nothing revolutionary. Basically, it is s decent set but most people are saying not worth the $200 price for info that could have been on 1 DVD (it wasn't, for marketing reasons though).
The backlash you are seeing here is because Marcos has shown some pretty questionable judgment (basically coming off as a brainwashed scum bag) in the wake of the Lloyd Irvin rape scandal. Then when combined with all his ridiculous posts bragging like an AMWAY rep... the whole picture is adding up to reveal he is not very trustworthy or admirable in the psychology department.
Also, Kimura Trap was David Avellan's set, not Marcos'.
Regardless of his lack of tact in the rape scandal, I would never, ever pay 200 dollars for some pop psychology dvd set.
Call it bad sports psychology, but I wouldn't buy this even if it was guaranteed to turn me into a grappling god. Integrity is worth more to me than winning.
TS, I would put more stock in the advice coming from people who have actually seen it rather than those who are merely commenting on Mr. Avellon's character.
If the information in the DVD's is valid and well presented, it shouldnt matter who is putting it out there. That being said, I believe 2 things: You cannot learn the psychology of competing from a DVD, and $200 for a DVD set is way too much.