In Denial

[daddydiboy]

Plant too much and it is harder to move, bounce too much and you have no power/stability.[/quote]

I like that quote from you chapel. I will write that one in my training journal. Thanks.

[47MartialMan]

Originally Posted by SirokiFighter

well simply its like evrything else. if i hear something bad about a ceratin restuarant im likely to not want to to go to that restuarant. and then likely to talk down on it when others bring it up.
maybe the person who said bad things about the restuarant didnt really like the type of food being served, but maybe someone else does.

i will message you a more detailed answer later.

i could have wrote a really long answer to your question but didnt have the time, so i decided to use the best example i could think of

remember. this is just an example. i know food/resturaunts arnt martial arts, and you dont learn how to fight from going to a resturaunt. this is about misconception, and prejudices.

Looking forward to that detailed message....

[TRIANGLEFROMGAURD]

Originally Posted by Chapel

You don't really see grapplers bounce at all, so it isn't surprising that you don't either. Imagine what would happen if you did... when you are at the top of your bounce, you have absolutely no chance to sprawl when the double leg takedown comes at you.

Thats true, I do bounce a little from time to time to loosen up. I like to think I have good head and shoulder movement so I use that a lot. My boxing coach always use to tell me to stop Roy Jonesing it

[nascarmike71]

Originally Posted by TRIANGLEFROMGAURD

Isn't their a better way to teach balance then fighting techniques that won't be used?

I can only comment from my own training experiences.

[47MartialMan]

Originally Posted by nascarmike71

I can only comment from my own training experiences.

And posting is about experiences and/or convictions.


"There's no wrong way to eat a Reese's"

[Chapel]

Originally Posted by daddydiboy

I like that quote from you chapel. I will write that one in my training journal. Thanks.

Thanks for the compliment.

Originally Posted by TRIANGLEFROMGAURD

Thats true, I do bounce a little from time to time to loosen up. I like to think I have good head and shoulder movement so I use that a lot. My boxing coach always use to tell me to stop Roy Jonesing it

Well, Jones was the first boxer in about a century to win both the Middle and Heavy weight titles, so he must be doing something right.

Originally Posted by 47MartialMan

"There's no wrong way to eat a Reese's"

Disproof by counter example: Trying to stick it in your ear. Q E D

It is just funny that you say that because I had a professor who used that phrase to explain how one example is not a proof, but one counter example is a disproof.

[47MartialMan]

Originally Posted by Chapel

Disproof by counter example: Trying to stick it in your ear. Q E D

It is just funny that you say that because I had a professor who used that phrase to explain how one example is not a proof, but one counter example is a disproof.

Eat: to take into the mouth and swallow for nourishment; chew and swallow (food).

There is no wrong way to "EAT" a Reese's