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Yes B.J Penn hes a great fighter...quickest American to achieve black belt in Brazilian jiu jitsu and the first non Brazilian to win the BJJ world championship.....he may be a white belt in judo but he is one of the best BJJ guys in the world....
Artist not the art? Jees, I would feel no shame in losing to a BJJ Blackbelt who also has taken some Tae Kwon Do in a Tae Kwon Do competition. (And, as we can see, the effects are only doubled with a grappling art like Judo)
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Well, that proves my point to my students about not looking at the color of belt the opponent wears. Everyone is different in testing, or they could have a bad day or an extremely good day. The funny thing is, if I went to a Judo tournament... it would be as a white belt also cause I am not ranked in Judo, even though jiu-jitsu has throws, sweeps, etc it is still not a Judo ranking.
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Reminds me of the time when I went to my first TKD club and it was sparring day some green/blue belts were like all acting hard**** on me and on me (this is when i was like ages ago) and we sparred and with 2 san da combos in a row the coach stopped the fight cuz they got wasted
Reminds me of the time when I went to my first TKD club and it was sparring day some green/blue belts were like all acting hard**** on me and on me (this is when i was like ages ago) and we sparred and with 2 san da combos in a row the coach stopped the fight cuz they got wasted
I'm not saying (ok I am ), the results of your past fights aren't interesting,
but why not post some information on San Shou/Chinese Kickboxing instead.
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Originally Posted by kenpodog
I'm not saying (ok I am ), the results of your past fights aren't interesting,
but why not post some information on San Shou/Chinese Kickboxing instead.
i would, but i figured posting about San Da in this thread would be irrelevant lol
Reminds me of the time when I went to my first TKD club and it was sparring day some green/blue belts were like all acting hard**** on me and on me (this is when i was like ages ago) and we sparred and with 2 san da combos in a row the coach stopped the fight cuz they got wasted
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Originally Posted by kenpodog
I'm not saying (ok I am ), the results of your past fights aren't interesting,
but why not post some information on San Shou/Chinese Kickboxing instead.
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Originally Posted by Xu Chu
i would, but i figured posting about San Da in this thread would be irrelevant lol
Yea, that first post looked a little arrogant so I was just messing with ya.
Usually the 47MartialMan would have, but he's not here anymore.
As I said in your introduction post,
Pleased to meet Ya!!
San Da/San Shou does sound interesting and I would like to hear more,
maybe in the "Muay Thai / Kickboxing" or "Other Martial Arts" forum catagories.