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SleepyF0x
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Re: What do you do to prepare for a fight? [Re: Mescalean]
#20745693 - 10/23/14 11:45 PM (9 years, 5 months ago) |
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If you're on the ground you can only beat one person, how about when there are 5 or 6 cholos knocking and kicking your ass. Seen that before plenty of times in jail.
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Re: What do you do to prepare for a fight? [Re: thirtygoats]
#20745694 - 10/23/14 11:45 PM (9 years, 5 months ago) |
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I train 5 days a week. I don't get in fights though.
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Re: What do you do to prepare for a fight? [Re: SleepyF0x]
#20745696 - 10/23/14 11:48 PM (9 years, 5 months ago) |
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KrishnaDreamer said: If you're on the ground you can only beat one person, how about when there are 5 or 6 cholos knocking and kicking your ass. Seen that before plenty of times in jail.
Thats when something along the lines of krav maga would come in handy
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Re: What do you do to prepare for a fight? [Re: nicechrisman]
#20745784 - 10/24/14 12:36 AM (9 years, 5 months ago) |
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thats cause you're nicechrisman
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Re: What do you do to prepare for a fight? [Re: sprinkles]
#20745797 - 10/24/14 12:44 AM (9 years, 5 months ago) |
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This thread is stupid. Did the OP win the damn fight? The rest of you are full of shit.
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Re: What do you do to prepare for a fight? [Re: California] 1
#20745813 - 10/24/14 12:59 AM (9 years, 5 months ago) |
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you're such a colon.
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Re: What do you do to prepare for a fight? [Re: SleepyF0x]
#20745842 - 10/24/14 01:26 AM (9 years, 5 months ago) |
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KrishnaDreamer said: If you're on the ground you can only beat one person, how about when there are 5 or 6 cholos knocking and kicking your ass. Seen that before plenty of times in jail.
There's no fighting 5 people at once, life isn't a fuckin jackie chan movie. If you're that outnumber it goes quickly from fighting to surviving
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Pretty much, but you could do it if you were good at fighting.
When I got jumped by those 2 cholos over a girl I could've easily taken their asses out, but then again that's not 5.
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Re: What do you do to prepare for a fight? [Re: thirtygoats]
#20745877 - 10/24/14 01:52 AM (9 years, 5 months ago) |
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Dont do it dummy. You will get brain damage from any blows to the head, not worth it for a measly 100 dollars.
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Re: What do you do to prepare for a fight? [Re: California]
#20746167 - 10/24/14 06:29 AM (9 years, 5 months ago) |
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California said: This thread is stupid. Did the OP win the damn fight? The rest of you are full of shit.
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Re: What do you do to prepare for a fight? [Re: moonrockmushy]
#20747770 - 10/24/14 02:16 PM (9 years, 5 months ago) |
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Amphetamine Viper said: ... Without being egotistical (and -- rather -- simply being entirely honest and accurate and proud of what I have made of myself in my life so far -- which includes my honesty, [living by my] morals / moral aptitude, knowledge, intelligence, abilities, capabilities, skills and strength), I am -- in my honest opinion -- literally like the undefeated and eventually entirely-victorious Beatrix Kiddo (a.k.a. 'The Bride') from the 'Kill Bill' movies (once she has trained with Pai Mei, that is) and -- also -- like a female version of 'Neo' from 'The Matrix trilogy' (in that I am exceptionally skilled in many traditional AND progressive fighting styles -- both with and without weapons of many kinds -- that most individuals -- whether male or female -- are just not skilled in), and am stronger (physically, mentally, emotionally, etc.) than any other female I have ever known (and even stronger than many men I have known, thankfully without looking in any way whatsoever like a 'wanna-be muscle-bound male' -- which I would entirely hate to look like, seeing as I care as much about my undoubtedly / unmistakably feminine, aesthetically-attractive looks as much as my physical strength).
omg darlin' you are a gem. I will fight you next time I am in Cali. What you weigh?
I weigh 130, but I have some muscle definition ('female-esque muscle definition', that is).
If you want to actually fight me, I'd reconsider if I were you. As I said before -- I have NEVER once lost a fight, whether with one (or more) men / women (and -- I have even taken down and knocked out men and women who were / are trained professionally to fight, including -- a few times in the past -- men / women who -- at least were at the time -- and, as with some, still are -- in the military. Interestingly, once I proved my superior fighting prowess to some of the militarily-active men and women in the past, they ended up -- after the fights, that is -- wanting to create and maintain a friendship and alliance with myself that wasn't there before the fight(s).
Once again -- every single fight I've ever been in has ended with me knocking out the other individual(s) who I was fighting to complete unconsciousness lasting usually at least until after I left the area. I take fighting seriously and only ever fight for a good reason (or more than one good reason) and I always completely knock out whoever I'm fighting when I get the chance to because of how seriously I take fights that I am in.
Bottom-line: I never fight for fun / recreation -- but -- I can't deny that I get pleasure from winning fights.
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You like winning, as do I and many other athletes. Pride.
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Your lying is hilarious. Let me guess? You in your current shape would beat Tyson in his prime?
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Re: What do you do to prepare for a fight? [Re: Mescalean]
#20747790 - 10/24/14 02:22 PM (9 years, 5 months ago) |
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Mescalean said: You like winning, as do I and many other athletes. Pride.
I'd call it more 'being proud' than 'having pride', but, maybe I'm wrong and it is just pride.
BTW -- the last thing I'd call myself is an athlete. I don't play ANY team sports (and don't really care for them, either) and the only 'sport' I take part in is snowboarding (which I consider to be more a very enjoyable activity than an actual 'sport').
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You said you've been trained in martial arts. Fighting is by far the hardest sport there is IMO. Especially once you get past just boxing or wrestling. I was great at football. Loved hitting people. Linebacker was by far the most fun position I have played in sports. My first few BJJ classes I had my ass handed to me by a 60 year old man half my size, Had no idea someone that age could be so flexible or squirmy.
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Re: What do you do to prepare for a fight? [Re: Confucian]
#20747842 - 10/24/14 02:35 PM (9 years, 5 months ago) |
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Confucian said: Your lying is hilarious. Let me guess? You in your current shape would beat Tyson in his prime?
You are not the first individual I had to correct about 'what I did -- and / or did not -- say', but:
I already said that I don't get into fights that I don't believe I have a 100% chance of winning. I didn't say that I can definitely (and without question) take down absolutely anybody and everybody on Planet Earth, and -- if you think I did -- you should go back over this thread and check again.
Accuracy with what I'm saying (as well as not lying and / or exaggerating) is / are always one of / some of my greatest priorities when it comes to talking to others and defining reality for myself.
You are [apparently] just another of the many members on this site who has questioned me (and / or is still questioning me) with the things I have said and / or the things I say and -- as with many members so far -- I have had to back up the things I have said / the things I say in whichever / whatever way necessary.
However -- due to my complete and entire devotion to honesty and accuracy in my life now (since deciding against ever lying / bending the truth again and / or saying anything but what is entirely honest and accurate ever again, some time ago) I have only 100% confidence in myself and the things I say and -- when, for example, somebody claims I am lying / being untruthful / being inaccurate and they maintain that I am not what -- and who -- I say I am, I am not bothered -- everybody is entitled to their opinions and unless I feel like backing myself up, I don't, and I am not bothered by that, seeing as I am completely and entirely confident in myself).
Just my input. Take of it what you will!
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Re: What do you do to prepare for a fight? [Re: Mescalean]
#20747865 - 10/24/14 02:43 PM (9 years, 5 months ago) |
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Mescalean said: You said you've been trained in martial arts. Fighting is by far the hardest sport there is IMO. Especially once you get past just boxing or wrestling. I was great at football. Loved hitting people. Linebacker was by far the most fun position I have played in sports. My first few BJJ classes I had my ass handed to me by a 60 year old man half my size, Had no idea someone that age could be so flexible or squirmy.
I've trained in -- and mastered -- quite a few styles of fighting (especially mastery in hand-to-hand combat -- at least to a great extent) -- as well as mastery with a few bladed weapons (mainly short knives) as well as with various handguns, but -- no matter what fight I've been in -- I've never thought of fighting (the way I fight, anyway) as a 'sport' to any extent. I would consider it a sport if I found my fights to be based on -- specifically -- 'sportsman-like conduct / goal of winning just for fun or for proving oneself' and not 'fighting to not get knocked out and / or very hurt -- and -- to teach my opponent(s) to not fight against me again'.
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I don't think you could beat me in a fight.
130 pound chick? LOL
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Re: What do you do to prepare for a fight? [Re: Confucian] 1
#20747955 - 10/24/14 03:03 PM (9 years, 5 months ago) |
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Confucian said: I don't think you could beat me in a fight.
130 pound chick? LOL
Many styles of fighting (both defensive and offensive fighting styles) -- especially many of the ones I am very skilled at (such as 'Aikido') -- are not based whatsoever on the size of the fighter but rather on knowing how to fight individuals of varying sizes and fighting styles. I am 5'6" and have knocked out (surprisingly to them) men who are well over 6 feet tall and who obviously weigh far more than myself, entirely due to my being a better fighter than them and them likely basing their belief that they will win a fight against me on their larger size and my much-smaller size.
Again -- I only fight when I believe I will definitely win, but -- obviously -- I never know for certain that I will win a fight until I actually fight my opponent(s) and see who ends up winning the fight. I just happen to have a 100% winning-streak with all my past-opponents, and that boosts my confidence in my ability to knock out a future opponent / future opponents.
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SleepyF0x
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Amphetamine Viper said: I only fight when I believe I will definitely win
Lol, so you're a bully; doesn't matter if an opponent is bigger than you if they don't know how to fight. You should fight people better than you, that's how you improve.
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