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ok. Fair enuff.:icon_lol: I dont want any trouble ok? You're swearing waay too much.
good tunes here...
sry i'm australian, its how we talk :redface:
ok. Fair enuff.:icon_lol: I dont want any trouble ok? You're swearing waay too much.
good tunes here...
Did you happen the notice the date of the last post before yours?Depends on the technique you use. If you understand that a real street fight with adult is a serious and potentially life threatening event (and you should treat fights as life threatening or you shouldn't be fighting), then you should be aggressive and use an appropriate technique. I've used hip throws a couple of times in real fights. Threw the guys hard right onto their backs. It's a fight stopper. In any real fight, unless you have a Duty to Act (meaning it's your job to arrest or detain the person), you shoul be looking for an escape then run away. A solid throw usually allows that, IME. It usually knocks the wind right out of someone and stuns them pretty hard creating an opportunity to escape.
I'v recently restarted Judo after doing it for maybe a year as a kid but me and my friends have been disagreeing about teh merits of it. I say it would obviously be an advantage in a street fight as it improves you're balance, grip and grappling strength as well as adding various techniques such as throw and submissions etc, i mean i'm a big guy but i got easily threw around at practise by people that werent even trying. They are trying to say taht it is useless because if you go into a fight looking for a throw you will more than likely be caught by a punch and get smashed.
Do you think Judo is a good weapon to have in a street fight?
I'v recently restarted Judo after doing it for maybe a year as a kid but me and my friends have been disagreeing about teh merits of it. I say it would obviously be an advantage in a street fight as it improves you're balance, grip and grappling strength as well as adding various techniques such as throw and submissions etc, i mean i'm a big guy but i got easily threw around at practise by people that werent even trying. They are trying to say taht it is useless because if you go into a fight looking for a throw you will more than likely be caught by a punch and get smashed.
Do you think Judo is a good weapon to have in a street fight?
Did you happen the notice the date of the last post before yours?[/B]
Any form of fighting is better than no form of fighting. I don't want to sound ignorant, but striking is generally a basic thing. Anyone knows how to punch, but few know how to throw and submit.
Plus, probably like 90% of street fights end up on the ground in the end anyway, so of course Judo would help.
I'v recently restarted Judo after doing it for maybe a year as a kid but me and my friends have been disagreeing about teh merits of it. I say it would obviously be an advantage in a street fight as it improves you're balance, grip and grappling strength as well as adding various techniques such as throw and submissions etc, i mean i'm a big guy but i got easily threw around at practise by people that werent even trying. They are trying to say taht it is useless because if you go into a fight looking for a throw you will more than likely be caught by a punch and get smashed.
Do you think Judo is a good weapon to have in a street fight?
Go find some concrete, do a front flip and land straight on your back.
If it hurt, the answer of judo's effectiveness should be obvious.