Awesome display of "old-school" vs "new school" leg lock artists.
Awesome display of "old-school" vs "new school" leg lock artists.
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Garry Tonon x Masakazu Imanari: Full Fight [Free]
Awesome display of "old-school" vs "new school" leg lock artists.
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Chris Ulbricht Back Step Pass Counter to Inverted Heelhook
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Ummm what? #confused
Apparently this is some arthouse movie, more realistic fighting than Daredevil at least.
https://vimeo.com/28788404
https://vimeo.com/28788404
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The Difference Between Being Unorthodox and Disrespectful
https://www.jiujitsutimes.com/differ...disrespectful/
Interesting article, I honestly didn't know I was an issue, I mean the donkey guard an worm guard got called out on this a bit too.
I honestly don't know how giving up a position is disrespectful.
Harden the **** up this is a sport.
Interesting article, I honestly didn't know I was an issue, I mean the donkey guard an worm guard got called out on this a bit too.
I honestly don't know how giving up a position is disrespectful.
Harden the **** up this is a sport.
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Angry Army Mom
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bay area bullies?
I mean I may well be the only one, but by any chance, are any of you on here in SF, or the peninsula? I'm in Pacifica, far from home, caring for a cancer patient, and the school closest to this house is called "bay area's best karate," it's ke?po and does not do any sparring at all, and they suggested "that Mas Oyama kumite Kyokushin stuff" to me.
Yes thank you sir that's where I'm from.
Anyway, I desperately need to get some sparring in. Because **** CANCER.
Anyone around and game to spar a gimpy old fat lady knockdown fighter?
Yes thank you sir that's where I'm from.
Anyway, I desperately need to get some sparring in. Because **** CANCER.
Anyone around and game to spar a gimpy old fat lady knockdown fighter?
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Steve Watts
This is my friend, Steve Watts, in one of his MMA fights:
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FMA kali escrima belt system.
Hi there i have just started a Kali Escrima class. Its the only place nearby that teaches it and its been fun so far. They practice sparing with rattan sticks and use head+hand protrction so it seems like a good place to study. only thing is during my last session the instructor said that i can get black belt in 3 years if i come twice a week. This has me worried about it being a potential mc dojo. Does eskrima have a belt system? If so is 3 years an average time to get a black belt?
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kickboxing/need advice
http://www.powerdefensekickboxing.com/about.html
Not sure if this is the right place to post this. Thinking about training here. Most of my MA experience has been in grappling arts. JJJ, BJJ and submission wrestling. I stopped grappling a few here's ago. I'm only in my late 40s but years of competitive powerlifting, physical trade work, part time bouncing and martial arts have taken its toll on my joints and tendons. The place I trained the longest called itself a Japanese jujitsu school. But the grappling was like basic BJJ/judo and the stand up was kickboxing. I was there mostly for the grappling, back then there was only 1or 2 BJJ places within a 100 mile radius. I did work up to medium hard sparring in the kickboxing but I never did a lot of it. Anyway I would like to train in some stand up, not looking to compete. I know you can't tell a lot about a place by its web site, but what do you guys think about this place for an old hobbyist looking to learn somthing new and get in shape. Thanks for any replies.
Not sure if this is the right place to post this. Thinking about training here. Most of my MA experience has been in grappling arts. JJJ, BJJ and submission wrestling. I stopped grappling a few here's ago. I'm only in my late 40s but years of competitive powerlifting, physical trade work, part time bouncing and martial arts have taken its toll on my joints and tendons. The place I trained the longest called itself a Japanese jujitsu school. But the grappling was like basic BJJ/judo and the stand up was kickboxing. I was there mostly for the grappling, back then there was only 1or 2 BJJ places within a 100 mile radius. I did work up to medium hard sparring in the kickboxing but I never did a lot of it. Anyway I would like to train in some stand up, not looking to compete. I know you can't tell a lot about a place by its web site, but what do you guys think about this place for an old hobbyist looking to learn somthing new and get in shape. Thanks for any replies.
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Imanari Roll Instructional
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UFC 200 results
Itll be four hours before Hawkins comes out of his state of paralysis. When he finally does, hell be greeted by the taste of Delta Jacksons urine.
Meanwhile, after Hawkins is dragged from the cage, the lights are dimmed and a cool, rhythmic beat emanates throughout the arena. The anticipation in the audience builds up until the locker-room door finally opens and the crowd bursts into a cheer. A wiry man with a commanding presence exits the room and struts down the stairs with confidence. The cheers only increase as he takes off his shoes and enters the cage. He is Colby Irvin, the last great PitFighting champion and a hero to the people.
The cheering abruptly stops when a loud pounding sound causes the entire arena to quake. Everyone bounces in their seats as the stadium trembles, each step practically rocking the building to its foundation. The pounding only gets louder until the seven-foot tall Kagiso Ahkistbahn finally appears at the top of the stairs. This gigantic man briefly scans the stunned faces of the audience before making his way to ground floor, nearly breaking the stairs in the process.
Colby Irvin is unfazed as Ahkistbahn steps over the top of the cage into the ring. He knows its time for war
KAGISO AHKISTBAHN VS. COLBY IRVIN
Irvin immediately assumes his PitFighting stance and approaches the giant with caution. He keeps light on his feet and uses lateral movement to try to confuse the former IMMAF Superheavyweight champion. Ahkistbahn barely assumes a stance at all; he simply puts his hands up and waits for Irvin to come to him.
Once Irvin is in range, Ahkistbahn steps foreword with a lunging left jab. Irvin sidesteps this attack and jumps into the air to clock Ahkistbahn with a superman-punch. The crowd cheers Ahistbahns diminutive opponent, but in reality Irvin felt like he was hitting a concrete wall. After Irvin lands back on his feet, he tries jumping in the air again to smack Ahkistbahn with a leaping left hook. Ahkistbahn plucks him straight out of the air, however, by pinching Irvins head in-between his thumb and forefinger. Before Irvin can comprehend that this actually happening, he finds himself being hurled straight across the ring and into the fence. He cant prevent the headfirst impact, and subsequently collapses to the floor in a complete daze.
Irvins head is spinning like a carousel as Ahkistbahn looms over him like a colossal Angel of Death. Irvin gets to his knees as he struggles to regain his vision, the ever-advancing Ahkistbahn preparing to finish him off. Irvins eyes suddenly clear, and he finds Ahkistbahns testicles right in front of his face. Wasting no time, Irvin lashes out and hammers on Ahkistbahns nutsack as if it was a speed bag. Ahkistbahn furiously attempts to knee his foe, but Irvin suddenly jumps to his feet and uses that knee as a springboard to hit Ahkistbahn in the face with a knee of his own.
The crowd cheers as Irvin lands on his feet like cat and reassumes his PitFighting stance. He taunts his gargantuan enemy, whos quickly becoming frustrated by his resilient foe. Ahkistbahn charges like an ornery rhinoceros, but Irvin uses his incredible agility to evade the tackle and plant a good punch in Ahkistbahns breadbasket. Ahkistbahn spins around and grunts in anger, ready to charge again. Irvin, however, had leapt on to the top of the cage; he continues to taunt Ahkistbahn while standing on the rim of the fence.
Using his mighty leg muscles, a fuming Ahkistbahn makes a massive jump at Irvin in an attempt to splatter his entrails onto the audience with a flying knee. Irvin waits patiently as the boulder-like knee flies closer and closer to his face. At the last possible second, Irvin dives under the knee and lets Ahkistbahn fly straight into the crowd. Everyone scatters from their seats as the enormous Ahkistbahn shits himself mid-air. He crashes head-first into a metal chair, knocking himself out cold and leaving a crater in the concrete floor.
IRVIN WINS!!!
The audience is ecstatic and gives the victorious Irvin a standing ovation for the next twenty minutes. Ahkistbahn eventually comes to and carries himself to the locker-room under his own power. Delta Jackson is waiting at the stairs to throw a cup of feces into his face, but Ahkistbahn kicks him in the balls before he can do that.
Meanwhile, the audience is getting pretty boisterous and disorderly. Many of the men in the crowd seem to have the idea that they should be actively participating in the event. Greg Frazier consults Thaddeus Kill on this matter, and both agree that it would probably be a good idea to take a brief intermission so the crowd can consume Fraziers special brand of malt liquor and calm down.
Meanwhile, after Hawkins is dragged from the cage, the lights are dimmed and a cool, rhythmic beat emanates throughout the arena. The anticipation in the audience builds up until the locker-room door finally opens and the crowd bursts into a cheer. A wiry man with a commanding presence exits the room and struts down the stairs with confidence. The cheers only increase as he takes off his shoes and enters the cage. He is Colby Irvin, the last great PitFighting champion and a hero to the people.
The cheering abruptly stops when a loud pounding sound causes the entire arena to quake. Everyone bounces in their seats as the stadium trembles, each step practically rocking the building to its foundation. The pounding only gets louder until the seven-foot tall Kagiso Ahkistbahn finally appears at the top of the stairs. This gigantic man briefly scans the stunned faces of the audience before making his way to ground floor, nearly breaking the stairs in the process.
Colby Irvin is unfazed as Ahkistbahn steps over the top of the cage into the ring. He knows its time for war
KAGISO AHKISTBAHN VS. COLBY IRVIN
Irvin immediately assumes his PitFighting stance and approaches the giant with caution. He keeps light on his feet and uses lateral movement to try to confuse the former IMMAF Superheavyweight champion. Ahkistbahn barely assumes a stance at all; he simply puts his hands up and waits for Irvin to come to him.
Once Irvin is in range, Ahkistbahn steps foreword with a lunging left jab. Irvin sidesteps this attack and jumps into the air to clock Ahkistbahn with a superman-punch. The crowd cheers Ahistbahns diminutive opponent, but in reality Irvin felt like he was hitting a concrete wall. After Irvin lands back on his feet, he tries jumping in the air again to smack Ahkistbahn with a leaping left hook. Ahkistbahn plucks him straight out of the air, however, by pinching Irvins head in-between his thumb and forefinger. Before Irvin can comprehend that this actually happening, he finds himself being hurled straight across the ring and into the fence. He cant prevent the headfirst impact, and subsequently collapses to the floor in a complete daze.
Irvins head is spinning like a carousel as Ahkistbahn looms over him like a colossal Angel of Death. Irvin gets to his knees as he struggles to regain his vision, the ever-advancing Ahkistbahn preparing to finish him off. Irvins eyes suddenly clear, and he finds Ahkistbahns testicles right in front of his face. Wasting no time, Irvin lashes out and hammers on Ahkistbahns nutsack as if it was a speed bag. Ahkistbahn furiously attempts to knee his foe, but Irvin suddenly jumps to his feet and uses that knee as a springboard to hit Ahkistbahn in the face with a knee of his own.
The crowd cheers as Irvin lands on his feet like cat and reassumes his PitFighting stance. He taunts his gargantuan enemy, whos quickly becoming frustrated by his resilient foe. Ahkistbahn charges like an ornery rhinoceros, but Irvin uses his incredible agility to evade the tackle and plant a good punch in Ahkistbahns breadbasket. Ahkistbahn spins around and grunts in anger, ready to charge again. Irvin, however, had leapt on to the top of the cage; he continues to taunt Ahkistbahn while standing on the rim of the fence.
Using his mighty leg muscles, a fuming Ahkistbahn makes a massive jump at Irvin in an attempt to splatter his entrails onto the audience with a flying knee. Irvin waits patiently as the boulder-like knee flies closer and closer to his face. At the last possible second, Irvin dives under the knee and lets Ahkistbahn fly straight into the crowd. Everyone scatters from their seats as the enormous Ahkistbahn shits himself mid-air. He crashes head-first into a metal chair, knocking himself out cold and leaving a crater in the concrete floor.
IRVIN WINS!!!
The audience is ecstatic and gives the victorious Irvin a standing ovation for the next twenty minutes. Ahkistbahn eventually comes to and carries himself to the locker-room under his own power. Delta Jackson is waiting at the stairs to throw a cup of feces into his face, but Ahkistbahn kicks him in the balls before he can do that.
Meanwhile, the audience is getting pretty boisterous and disorderly. Many of the men in the crowd seem to have the idea that they should be actively participating in the event. Greg Frazier consults Thaddeus Kill on this matter, and both agree that it would probably be a good idea to take a brief intermission so the crowd can consume Fraziers special brand of malt liquor and calm down.
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Just got caught in a shoot out.
Bullies that have not been killed in a shootout, how do you deal with stuff like that? By the time you detect the first fucking bullet, there's another god damn bullet. Even a gun wouldn't have made me less vulnerable. I just kinda took cover til the shooting stopped. I just felt like a bullet might find me, watched for the source, and hid. How the hell do you even SEE it? I saw black shadows and orange dots and lines. Nothing else registered at all.
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UFC Fight Night: Rothwell vs. dos Santos
Okay can Big Ben continue his title run and or will this be the end of Dos Santos as a legitimate contender? Wait wtf is the black beast doing in a co-main... Anyway here's the line up can't wait for next Sunday.
| Main Card (Fox Sports 1) |
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| Weight class | Method | Round | Time | Notes | |||
| Heavyweight | Ben Rothwell | vs. | Junior dos Santos | ||||
| Heavyweight | Gabriel Gonzaga | vs. | Derrick Lewis | ||||
| Heavyweight | Francis Ngannou | vs. | Curtis Blaydes | ||||
| Heavyweight | Timothy Johnson | vs. | Marcin Tybura | ||||
| Light Heavyweight | Igor Pokrajac | vs. | Jan Błachowicz | ||||
| Women's Strawweight | Maryna Moroz | vs. | Cristina Stanciu | ||||
| Preliminary Card (Fox Sports 1) |
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| Welterweight | Nicolas Dalby | vs. | Zak Cummings | ||||
| Lightweight | Mairbek Taisumov | vs. | Damir Hadzović | ||||
| Bantamweight | Ian Entwistle | vs. | Alejandro Pérez | ||||
| Bantamweight | Filip Pejić | vs. | Damian Stasiak | ||||
| Preliminary Card (UFC Fight Pass) |
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| Featherweight | Robert Whiteford | vs. | Lucas Martins | ||||
| Heavyweight | Jared Cannonier | vs. | Cyril Asker | ||||
| Welterweight | Bojan Veličković | vs. | Alessio Di Chirico | ||||
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Bellator 152: Pitbull vs. Campos 2
Okay they couldn't promote Glory maybe they can do an in-house kickboxing promo lead by Scott Coker really hoping for the best. Oh and Melvin Manhoef better be kickboxing no more mma for that guy.
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| Weight class | Method | Round | Time | Notes | |||
| Lightweight | Patricky Freire | vs. | Derek Campos | ||||
| Light Heavyweight | Alessio Sakara | vs. | Brian Rogers | ||||
| Featherweight | A.J. McKee | vs. | Danilo Belluardo | ||||
| Women's Flyweight | Anastasia Yankova | vs. | Anjela Pink | ||||
| Featherweight | Daniele Miceli | vs. | Daniele Scatizzi | ||||
| Bellator Kickboxing bouts |
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| Middleweight (Kickboxing) | Melvin Manhoef | vs. | Alexandru Negrea | ||||
| 165-Pound (Kickboxing) | Mustapha Haida | vs. | Karim Ghajji | ||||
| Welterweight (Kickboxing) | Raymond Daniels | vs. | Francesco Moricca | ||||
| Women's Flyweight (Kickboxing) | Denise Kieholtz | vs. | Veronica Vernocchi | ||||
| Bantamweight (Kickboxing) | Kevin Ross | vs. | Matteo Taccini | ||||
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World Series of Fighting 30: Branch vs. Starks
Apparently this is happening 10:30 central just sell the broadcast rights to Fightpass already.
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michel croze anyone herd of him?
Michel Croze anyone herd of him in MMA? He claims to have faught in the ufc.
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04/16/16 Coach Larry Clay Closes Grapevine Krav Maga gym without warning to students
I was notified yesterday by a coach/friend, the owner of Grapevine Krav Maga/Reaction Fitness shut the doors yesterday after the noon class. The owner, went by Coach Larry Clay. Despite the absolute betrayal we feel (students and coaches) there are financial implications because folks have paid for different levels of classes and they are not cheap. I guess with all his poster-length credentials (fake or not) he forgot to learn four important lessons integral to the family atmosphere he claimed: honor, integrity, truthfulness and loyalty. I was charged for items not received and others like me are looking at substantial financial loss for paying for their membership in advance. I drove by the gym today and it has indeed been stripped of equipment and closed, Folks are scrambling to stop payments, stop auto-withdrawals, etc. A number of us had been working hard to prepare for our belt tests, which were delayed several times, and as you may have guessed, the last delay pushed it passed when the owner planned on shutting the doors. That money is lost. Any excuse he tries to sell will fall on deaf ears, because he simply did us dirty. Period.
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Primal Movement
Does anyone engage in or have experience with primal movement stuff?
Workshops, warm-ups, good bad experiences?
Workshops, warm-ups, good bad experiences?
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Anyone here who is a dog lover or owns dogs?
Anyone own any dogs? Are you desiring to get a new dog?
I own a Staffordshire Bull Terrier. He is 2yrs old. He is 43lbs and is brindle and white. His name is Phoenix.
I am trying to get another dog as long as the wifey approves. I really want to get an Argentine Dogo or my second choice an American Bulldog Johnson/Scottt hybrid.
I own a Staffordshire Bull Terrier. He is 2yrs old. He is 43lbs and is brindle and white. His name is Phoenix.
I am trying to get another dog as long as the wifey approves. I really want to get an Argentine Dogo or my second choice an American Bulldog Johnson/Scottt hybrid.
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Any one about Feint's techniques?
Well if any of you give some suggestions about feints tactics in mma?
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