>
> Scary wrote:

>> yoko.guruma@gmail.com wrote:

>>> I think this might have been earlier last year. Anyway, some great
>>> grappling from a Judo+BJJ player, with a bizarre sankaku-jime at the
>>> end:
>>>
>>> http://www.dailymotion.com/Princenino/video/xw9y1_pride-shinya-aoki-vs-joachim-h...
>>>
>>> Charlie

>>
>> I have practiced that choke but I've always doubted its effectiveness.
>> Mainly because the upper part of the neck is only locked off with one
>> hand, you only need to posture to break the grip.
>> Still it worked well enough for Aoki so it's worth looking into a bit
>> more.
>>
>> Scary ...

> "SPORTfighter" yahoo.com> wrote

>>> You're not allowed to use the most basic techniques; flesh attacks,

>> Legal in every MMA fight I ever had.

>
> Prohibited in every venue I see- generally under the rubric of
> 'fish-hooking'.

>

>> organ

>>> attacks,

>> See above.

>
> Same thing; no eyes, no groin, no bladder-
>

>> You're not allowed to use the most basic techniques; flesh attacks,

> Legal in every MMA fight I ever had.

> organ

>> attacks,

> See above.

> small bone manipulation,
> Just maybe 10 days ago a new guy at my school said he could bereak
> fingers if allowed to.I said "you're allowed, lets fight" within
> minutes he said "I guess they dont work."
> I have never once told anyopne in my school you cannopt do finger or
> toe attacks.Theyve never worked.Not once.

> spinal attacks,......
> Many of my prefered attacks are spinal ones.

> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=96BekJxApsA&mode=related&search=
>
> Didn't happen.

>
> MMA has no belts because it is not an art.

>Is is a mix of anything.

>No
> standards no "way".

> MMA? You seem to be an expert.

> I could give many examples of real TKD but that is not what you really
> want .

> "GreendistantNOSPAMstar" bigpond.com> wrote in message
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>>
>> When I first started my university studies, I'd go to the uni library

> hunting for

>> books germane to my major (economics) and they were right next to the

> philosophy

>> section. I'd end up walking out with armfuls of books on philosophy and

> one or

>> two on economics :) Russell fascinated me with his clarity and incredible
>> succinctness - he could say in a sentence what most writers struggled to

> say in a

>> page or more. I read everthing he wrote that I could understand -

> Principia

>> Mathematica I got about two pages into and realized I was waaay out of my

> depth

>> when it came to his 'maths comes from logic' stuff. It's natural when you

> read ...

> contacts next time; blurry short-sightedness and boxing really don't
> seemt to go together that well. Gotta review my Crazy Monkey material
> ASAP. I'm looking forward to this headgear arriving, and my next shift
> with Mal. Lotsa fun all around!
>

> It is when someone spills your beer at the nightclub and you must forgive him
> with true spirit and compassion when underneath you might do worse but you
> choose to show restraint and refrain from violence