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i'm going back to smokin' again, i just need to figure out when the random drug tests start during the year so i can plan this out.
Kevin, have you practiced the 3 and 5 star technique?
Kevin, have you practiced the 3 and 5 star technique?
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Nah, I'm still pretty green and learning just the basics right now. I've only been training for like 2 months so far. But I've gotten some pretty slick taps in rolling already though. A couple kimuras and my most epic yet, a triangle that I had setup and locked in like 3 seconds 
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John, Steve, how big are you guys? I bet you're both bigger than me, but fuck it... we should roll sometime
I'm 6'4 180 lbs at the moment but that will increase soon. I just haven't had a lot of money to eat and I need more protein shakes, plus I just started lifting again this week.
However, my only training has come from another student, I'm just a brawler at heart.
Nice! I myself have trained for just under a year, was all mainly defensive though. I recommend the 3 and 5 star technique because it is vital for all main defensive forms. Since i can't really show you, i'll have to find it on the internet for you.
im just 5'9 and i weigh 138lbs. I have a fast motabolism so i never gain a pound. But it works well when i need to get the THC out of my system
im just 5'9 and i weigh 138lbs. I have a fast motabolism so i never gain a pound. But it works well when i need to get the THC out of my system
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Never ever tell that to an experienced jiu-jitsu player haha. They'll be licking their chops to get a crack at you
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Did you train jiu-jitsu or aikido? The reason I ask is because Aikido is an entirely defensive martial art, designed to defend yourself and keep your opponent from attacking.. There's really no offensive aspect of Aikido (that I am aware of ) and that's the main difference with jiu-jitsu. Jiu-jitsu has specific offensive strategies, whereas Aikido has none. You probably already know this haha.Nice! I myself have trained for just under a year, was all mainly defensive though. I recommend the 3 and 5 star technique because it is vital for all main defensive forms. Since i can't really show you, i'll have to find it on the internet for you.
im just 5'9 and i weigh 138lbs. I have a fast motabolism so i never gain a pound. But it works well when i need to get the THC out of my system
I've never even heard of the 3 and 5 star tecniques, but I'm going to google it right now
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Never ever tell that to an experienced jiu-jitsu player haha. They'll be licking their chops to get a crack at you
I'm well aware of it, sir. As I said, my Jiu Jitsu training has come from a student, not an expert, so I'm a noob myself.
However, don't underestimate fighting and sparring experience, to which I have double of you and Steve.
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That's the other thing I want to learn and have learned briefly, also from a student.
Jiu-Jitsu and Muay Thai are extremely useful martial arts, and MMA standards. Completly unlike Shotokan Karate. Their black belts are push overs.
Edit-I originally put black metals lol.
Jiu-Jitsu, but what it was is just training to defend then attack. I never really trained on just specifically attacking, i never got that far. I also trained with a staff. My master would hit me hard if i screwed up so i learned from my mistakes, which i think is the best way to learn. He also taught me how to disarm someone with a knife, which is actually very easy to do if you do it correctly. To bad we don't live closer, you can teach me more offensive things cause i lack that.
I'm well aware of it, sir. As I said, my Jiu Jitsu training has come from a student, not an expert, so I'm a noob myself.
However, don't underestimate fighting and sparring experience, to which I have double of you and Steve.
I know your a fucking brick dude, you shake my hand and you crush every bone in it!
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Oh that's just an early life lesson my father taught me. Shake a mans hand hard, don't give limp, weak handshakes like you're fucking half Mexican cousin.
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I think it'd be cool to know Muay Thai or Kickboxing, but I'm really not interested in hitting anybody and I'm DEFINITELY not interested in getting hit myself lol. I like jiu-jitsu so much because there's no striking, but it's still a completely effective and practical tool for defending yourself in a real life combat scenario against larger opposition. Plus it's fun and challenging, and gets my brain and body into shape
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I think it'd be cool to know Muay Thai or Kickboxing, but I'm really not interested in hitting anybody and I'm DEFINITELY not interested in getting hit myself lol. I like jiu-jitsu so much because there's no striking, but it's still a completely effective and practical tool for defending yourself in a real life combat scenario against larger opposition. Plus it's fun and challenging, and gets my brain and body into shape
The reason I prefer Jiu-Jitsu to Muy Thai is because I worry about getting my teeth knocked out. I have thick teeth so it hasn't happened yet.
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This last part of the thread reminds of Stepbrothers when all they want to do is practice martial arts in the garage
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