most effective street fighting style?

[jubaji]

Tanto you could not even beat a fly asshole

Whereas you on the other hand spend a lot of time training to defeat fly assholes. Pretty convenient that you have so many friends and family to spar with.

[Tant01]

Inferior Kung-Fu

Whereas you on the other hand spend a lot of time training to defeat fly assholes. Pretty convenient that you have so many friends and family to spar with.

LOL


LatinoHeat is the first and only (so far) member on my IGNORE list.

http://www.defend.net/deluxeforums/showthread.php?t=16070&page=1&pp=15

Flex for your monitor all you like tough guy...


I'm still not impressed.

[LatinoHeat]

Tanto dont worry you have been on my ignore list for a long time

Thankyou for putting me on your ignore list I am glad.

[Tant01]

You're welcome....

[LoneHusky]

Grow up guys.

[Tant01]

Grow up guys.

Hey, MYOB. That was the first CIVIL thing he posted to me. It was the least I could do.

I don't need his links or other garbage polluting MY enjoyment of the forum experience. I used the ignore feature for a reason but I still got an e-mail with his message.


Check his last few posts to me on other threads and then make your suggestions with an educated perspective.

I don't rip on these guys for fun, I'm actually trying to be nice!

[jubaji]

I don't rip on these guys for fun, I'm actually trying to be nice!

Yeah, I'm the one that rips on them for fun.

[sirmattu]

it sounds like from this post that everyone is pretty sure that what they study will work on the street.

[Tant01]

Yeah, I'm the one that rips on them for fun.

Oh, man....


:SMILE:


kills me.


I keep getting this image of R. Lee Ermey ( Vietnam era DI) you may have seen his bit in Full Metal Jacket or the history channel's Mail Call.


"Press On" Jubaji



(VA-165 "Boomers" Moto)

[beatbreeder86]

the most effective thread fighting art

Thankyou for putting me on your ignore list I am glad.

^^^^lol^^^^^^^^

[LongStaff]

I'd say krav maga overall. But judo/akido/BJJ are all about a tie for one on one. I personally dont like striking. To much for a chance to hurt yourself in street fight. But like this past weekend where I work a guy cam at me and swung and missed I used a simple take down and then a rear-naked choke. Man if you have never seen someone do the funky chicken while being chocked its great.

[beatbreeder86]

not that i practice this martial art but i'd have to say wing tsun seems to be pretty effective

[Tant01]

Interesting....

I'd say krav maga overall. But judo/akido/BJJ are all about a tie for one on one. I personally dont like striking. To much for a chance to hurt yourself in street fight. But like this past weekend where I work a guy cam at me and swung and missed I used a simple take down and then a rear-naked choke. Man if you have never seen someone do the funky chicken while being chocked its great.

I'll disregard your "funky chicken" dance and leave that for the FULL AUTO assault weapons board....

But the funny thing is I just commented on the KM subject on another thread.

"KM co-founder Moni Aizik started training JUDO (at age 6 under Opa Schutte) when his family moved to Amsterdam, Netherlands. He can trace his lineage straight to KANO Sensei."


Tant01...

[kungfulee]

a fights a fight, martial arts give you an edge and thats all.

[beatbreeder86]

i think anyone with training( at least a year) can beat most average guys out there who dont even know how to through a punch correctly. but i must say in a one on one fight bjj is the most effective.