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Author: rondolcerondolce
Date: Jan 10, 2007 17:03
Rabid Weasel wrote:
> Weekly On Topic Thread (WOTT):
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> Low Kick combinations.
>
> You use combinations for your punches and weapons work what combinatins
> are "bread and butter" for kicking below the waist?
>
> Peace favor your sword (IH),
> Kirk
A right Thai kick to the left thigh followed by a left savate style
sidekick to either leg. The footwork's kind of tricky but it can be
done quickly and sets up some nice punch combinations.
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Author: Mark GoldbergMark Goldberg
Date: Jan 10, 2007 17:02
The_NEW_AND_IMPROVED_Dimi wrote:
> Hey pappy
>
> re: http://www.jacksandsaps.com/
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> You ever see any saps that double as mobile phone holders or something
> equally innocuous? Or are they all 'pre-filled'?
I bought one of Chas's saps. It feels nice in the hand, around the
fingers. It's a very friendly feel, that nice tight fine leather over
the shot, and though I have no experience with it as a weapon, it just
feels right having one.
It's the feeling that goes with the thing.... that when you have to
fight, you really should, and should be able to walk away.
Fine art and craftsmanship, can give that assurance :^)
Mark
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Author: GreendistantNOSPAMstarGreendistantNOSPAMstar
Date: Jan 10, 2007 16:21
"xiaou2" hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Explosive power however, can be used. Done right.. its an
> easy one hit KO. Done full power, in competent, strengthened,
> and trained arms...its leathal.
How do you know this? Who was killed, when and where? It's one thing to make
these claims, it's quite another to back them up with facts.
clipped
> Still, even watered down WC will give you great advantages
> in the Ring.
What ring? A boxing ring? No boxer uses WT, at least no boxer of any note that
I'm aware of? If so, who are they?
These are bold statements you make, so you have to be prepared to back them up
with facts, not anecdotes.
--
GDS
" Let's roll! "
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Author: GreendistantNOSPAMstarGreendistantNOSPAMstar
Date: Jan 10, 2007 16:09
"Herbert Cannon" cox.net> wrote in message
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>> But that's the great thing about Amsterdam - you can have it all, great
>> anatomy
>> inside great architecture.
>
> Until 2015.
And then what?
Is Armageddon on in 2015?
--
GDS
" Let's roll! "
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Author: Fraser JohnstonFraser Johnston
Date: Jan 10, 2007 16:07
"The_NEW_AND_IMPROVED_Dimi" yomomma.com> wrote in
message news:700aq2luol5b1evgr0ir99142udncp2jtv@4ax.com...> On Wed, 10 Jan 2007 09:55:34 -0500, Rabid Weasel
> NO20181SPAM+dayton.net> wrote:
>>>On Wed, 10 Jan 2007 13:53:27 +0000, The_NEW_AND_IMPROVED_Dimi wrote:
>>
>>> All one would need to do is grab a wrist and lean your body weight on
>>> it.
>>
>>Stock Aikido. And it works real well to disturb the balance.
>
> I ain't disagreeing :)
>
> Fras should be able to pull it off to, little Mr Aikido that he is.
I haven't been Mr Aikido in a while now. I should go back for a drop in.
Maybe Saturday.
Fraser
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Author: ChasChas
Date: Jan 10, 2007 11:45
"Rabid Weasel" NO20181SPAM+dayton.net> wrote>....I'm still not buying that it'd be a serious hindrance for
> someone determined to clinch.
Unless you define 'hindrance' as 'effective' dealing with the clinch
situation.
> Heck, elbow range *is* clinch range!
Yes- and you can use them to open up the clinch, remain in the clinch and
fight, or close from clinch to grapple/ground effectively.
> (I won't go into the fact that he doesn't show any elbow-spears or
> anything like that just an elbow-flip)
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Author: ChasChas
Date: Jan 10, 2007 11:05
"The_NEW_AND_IMPROVED_Dimi" yomomma.com> wrote> PS: At some later stage, I'd like to try some of this FMA jazz
> (assuming the knifing developes into practical empty hand skills) vs
> boxing.
That's why the early Filipino obsession with Boxing; surely 1880's, maybe
earlier- and why they do so well in their weight-class. That's where a lot
of Cassius Clay's use of the ring came from; his angulation...
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Author: ChasChas
Date: Jan 10, 2007 10:56
"GreendistantNOSPAMstar" bigpond.com> wrote> The problem I have with this as it stands is that the other arm is just
> sorta dangling and that's the arm I'd drag. The position looks too static
> and an invite to a duck-under.
HAH!
the eye of a master- upon perceiving the poorly done exemplar of a shallow
understanding of the martial principle.
and the usual kudos to you-
> I think it must be Part 1 and we haven't seen Part 2. Plenty of stuff
> looks like this, and when you see the whole shebang, it falls into place.
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Author: ChasChas
Date: Jan 10, 2007 10:46
"The_NEW_AND_IMPROVED_Dimi" yomomma.com> wrote> Anyone know?
Everything There is to Know; Things Once Known and Now Forgotten; Things
Known to Few and Now Available to Many.
A Treasure Trove of Knowing; a plethora, an abundance, a surfeit of
knowledgeabliosityness.
In a word; yes.
Chas
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