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Okay but doesn't it take like 8 to 10 years to get good at those things if you're not BJ Penn? This seems more learn-able and the open palm strikes might be Bas Rutten approved for not breaking your hands.Amazing, I feel I need this to help implement my game. Gonna give up Moo thigh, MMA, and no-gi grappling for this
Okay but doesn't it take like 8 to 10 years to get good at those things if you're not BJ Penn? This seems more learn-able and the open palm strikes might be Bas Rutten approved for not breaking your hands.
thanks for the tip, you are an original thinkerRepeat after me........
There are no short cuts........
Some aspects seem okay but I was looking for opinions. What's stupid about it exactly?That is stupid I can't believe you actually think that it can be used as a form of self defense. These guys look like fools and I'm so disgusted by this that I just threw up in my own mouth. Reporting this thread btw and hope you get banned
Just to confirm, in a knife attack?I hate to be that guy - but honestly if there isn't a full contact combat sport involved - it's probably not worth it.
MMA, Boxing, Muay Thai, Wrestling, BJJ, Judo, Karate + other forms of full contact kickboxing like K-1, Savate and Sanshou rules - worth it.
The rest I take with a HUUUUUGE grain of salt.
In a knife attack your best form of self defence is to take up sprinting. Knife defences don't work.Just to confirm, in a knife attack?
Generally skeptical of fat couch potato types doing rehearsed stuff as practical self-defense techniques. This is more like it -
I'm a certified self-defense instructor and I approve of this message.In a knife attack your best form of self defence is to take up sprinting. Knife defences don't work.