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Originally posted by celticdog
reply to post by daaskapital
here is a video in english ...this is a russian martial built on the bodies natural movement . You can see the power in the punch in this video
Originally posted by PaxVeritas
reply to post by hawkiye
And too bad you're so arrogant about what you believe to know while NOT knowing it.
You have no clue what "MMA" is.
Originally posted by PaxVeritas
reply to post by hawkiye
MMA is "mixed martial arts".
UFC is UFC
PRIDE is PRIDE.
I don't know how to say it any simpler.
Originally posted by PaxVeritas
reply to post by hawkiye
MMA is "mixed martial arts".
UFC is UFC
PRIDE is PRIDE.
I don't know how to say it any simpler.
Originally posted by RedParrotHead
For what it's worth...
There are three big mistakes in choosing MMA as a self defense system for real life street fighting, and here they are:
Mistake # 1 – MMA Is Seen As A Self Defense System Rather Than As A Sport – This difference between real life and death self defense and sports self defense is that sports self defense has RULES which is the same thing to say as some things are permitted and some things are not. In the street anything goes.
Mistake # 2 – After Training For MMA, One Is Prone To Want To Grapple More Than Do Whatever It Takes To Survive – In MMA, there is a great emphasis on grappling and going to the mat with an opponent mainly because in MMA grappling is what the audience wants to see. You should avoid rolling on the ground and grappling unnecessarily with anyone. One is that when you fall to the ground on concrete, it is not the same thing as falling on a mat in a cage match. Two is that if you put your emphasis on grappling, then you probability of success rests more on your size and strength than your skill and cunning.
Mistake # 3 – When You Learn And Get Use To Fighting With Rules And Restrictions You Have Made Yourself Vulnerable For Street Fighting – In the street, you can eye gouge. In MMA, you cannot. In the street, you can bite. In MMA, you cannot. In the street, you can break the fingers, one-by- one, of someone who is trying to strangle you. In MMA, you cannot.
Conclusion: Forget MMA For Real Life Street Survival Self Defense – The ideal system for real life street self defense is any system that throws out any “illegal” moves and brings back a little respectability to the science of “fighting dirty.”
[url=http://ezinearticles.com/?Street-Fighting-Moves---Why-Mixed-Martial-Arts-(MMA)-Is-Dangerous-to-Learn-As-a-Self-Defense-System&id=1853902]source[/ url]edit on 2/1/2012 by RedParrotHead because: added source
Originally posted by PaxVeritas
reply to post by hawkiye
LOL you just keep ranting and raving and lashing out and swearing up and down you got it all figured out.
You won't even dare to ask calmly what I mean or explain how you're in error.
You just keep getting angrier and angrier.
It's actually interesting to watch. You're so heated and still WRONG. LOL
Originally posted by PaxVeritas
reply to post by Ozvaldo
"MMA" was around before UFC.
If someone says they are an "mma practitioner" it can have nothing to do with the rules or bounds of UFC
I know dozens of MMA practitioners and none of them follow UFC 'rules'.
Example: In a Synagogue you'll find mostly Jews, but only a certain percentage of Jews go to Synagogue.
Example 2: 100% of people in Sunday Mass are Christians, but not all Christians go to church.
Mixed martial arts is the theory of studying and mixing more than one 'art' for defensive/offensive techniques. Mixed martial arts can involve weapons, sticks, biting, head butts, kicks to the groin, etc.
Just because MMA is synonymous with UFC, doesn't mean it is UFC.
UFC is UFC...MMA is "mixed martial arts".
Originally posted by Ozvaldo
Originally posted by PaxVeritas
reply to post by Ozvaldo
"MMA" was around before UFC.
If someone says they are an "mma practitioner" it can have nothing to do with the rules or bounds of UFC
I know dozens of MMA practitioners and none of them follow UFC 'rules'.
Example: In a Synagogue you'll find mostly Jews, but only a certain percentage of Jews go to Synagogue.
Example 2: 100% of people in Sunday Mass are Christians, but not all Christians go to church.
Mixed martial arts is the theory of studying and mixing more than one 'art' for defensive/offensive techniques. Mixed martial arts can involve weapons, sticks, biting, head butts, kicks to the groin, etc.
Just because MMA is synonymous with UFC, doesn't mean it is UFC.
UFC is UFC...MMA is "mixed martial arts".
As I said above - of course UFC doesn't= MMA, and I am well aware that MMA has been around longer than UFC.
As I said above, you are being purposely pedantic. You know the point we are making, yet you are still 'trying' to use childish word play for some reason.
As for UFC rules, of COURSE they are different to other rules that MMA'ists use in other competitions. MMA has many rules depending in which organisation you are competing in.
Now I understood what you were saying ages ago, why can't you understand where I am coming from?
Just let it go man, this debate was closed in my earlier post.
Originally posted by Ozvaldo
Originally posted by PaxVeritas
reply to post by Ozvaldo
"MMA" was around before UFC.
If someone says they are an "mma practitioner" it can have nothing to do with the rules or bounds of UFC
I know dozens of MMA practitioners and none of them follow UFC 'rules'.
Example: In a Synagogue you'll find mostly Jews, but only a certain percentage of Jews go to Synagogue.
Example 2: 100% of people in Sunday Mass are Christians, but not all Christians go to church.
Mixed martial arts is the theory of studying and mixing more than one 'art' for defensive/offensive techniques. Mixed martial arts can involve weapons, sticks, biting, head butts, kicks to the groin, etc.
Just because MMA is synonymous with UFC, doesn't mean it is UFC.
UFC is UFC...MMA is "mixed martial arts".
As I said above - of course UFC doesn't= MMA, and I am well aware that MMA has been around longer than UFC.
As I said above, you are being purposely pedantic. You know the point we are making, yet you are still 'trying' to use childish word play for some reason.
As for UFC rules, of COURSE they are different to other rules that MMA'ists use in other competitions. MMA has many rules depending in which organisation you are competing in.
Now I understood what you were saying ages ago, why can't you understand where I am coming from?
Just let it go man, this debate was closed in my earlier post.
Originally posted by Ozvaldo
Yep, I'm done here. My point was clearly made, and obviously finally received.
Peace