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What is this guy's secret? is there any training routine that makes someone able to knock anyone out just by a mere touch? or is it more about genetics?

he also destroyed ngannou's record btw (not that i believe that ufc powercube)
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>>194224
don't get it confused

karate is the correct most efficient way to fight, whether you study karate formally or not eventually you will arrive at the same conclusion if you study how to make your fighting most effective
it's convergent evolution

karate is the only street fighting striking art, and while MMA is not street fighting it's closer to street fighting than something like muay thai is for example, and so of course MMA striking will always bias towards being more karate-like in application
hand low, weight over the hips, knees relaxed
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>>194264
>karate is the only street fighting striking art
This board is way too slow to be laying out premium bait like that
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I think he has an bit of Taiwanese blood in him honestly. The biometrics of his arm snap line up too well methinks.
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>>194084
>>194264

This is some high quality b8, right here.
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>>194264
Great bait. Sounds like you're talking from 1985. Only a few MMA fighters like Rob Whittaker and Wonderboy use a karate inspired striking style.

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With Sean O'Malley being a open side counter merchant i.e stand in opposite stance and wait to counter opponent's rear hand with his own.
Would a follow up rear leg kick (like leon edwards did)/knee work to counter this counter?
I know theorycrafting is useless but one gotta spend time outside of training to think about stuff to try
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especially with bigger gloves in kickboxing this would probably work even better with the body knee

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What do you do?
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I give her a loaded glock.
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>>192349
Why do people do this
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>>192405
Emasculated society
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>>192349
bjj with penetration as submission. this is the origin of only 30% of pegging cases, despite what you might hear from a sensationalist.
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>>192349
Divorce law duh.

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What's your favorite martial arts movie?
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>>192906
Wushu doesn't get as much credit as it deserves. It's not a bad style.
The movies I like are The Protector and Ong Bak with Tony Jaa.
Who Am I with Jackie Chan, that rooftop fight scene is spectacular.
The legend of The Drunken Master with Jackie Chan is also good. Original has better kung fu, remake has a better and more cohesive story.
IThe One from Jet Li. It's kind of silly but I enjoy it.
The Quest from JCVD is a personal favorite of mine.
Red Belt is pretty good. I like that it shows the backend of what running a school is like.
Broken Sword Hero is another good one.
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>>192933
>The Quest from JCVD is a personal favorite of mine.
That movie doesn't get enough love. It's the best Street Fighter movie we'll ever get.
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>>192493
100% agree.
Kung Fu is bullshit, but Jackie movies fights choreography and stunts are amazing
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>>191883
fpbp, watched that shit so many times as a kid.

five deadly venoms, raging bull, kung fu hustle, clan of the white lotus, 8 diagram pole fighter, enter the dragon, crouching tiger hidden dragon, drunken master 2

teenage mutant ninja turtles
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Animated features ok? Kung Fu Panda is my shit. I basically am Po.

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I never see e-sports threads on this board and this puzzles me. As an immortal ranked Valorant athlete and semi-pro Valorant coach, e-sports are arguably one of THE most extreme sports. Imagine keeping laser focus, all your senses primed, for 40-80 minutes STRAIGHT. Chad thinks he’s the superior athlete because he has bigger muscles, but I know I have 100x the focus, coordination, reflexes, and endurance by virtue of my training. I literally need to eat 3000+ calories a day just to support my brain energy.

>inb4 just post to /vg/

/vg/ is full of casuals. Is it too much to ask that my sport get the respect it deserves on this board? By that logic, martial “artists” should post to /fit/ instead. Brawling like an ape does not make you an athlete, Chad McNeurotrauma.
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>>185579
OP here I’m trans btw
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>>187291
Valorant isn't an e sport game and takes no skill
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>>182368
No, they don't. E-sports and gaming is a waste of your life.
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the worst time of my life i would stay up for hours drinking whiskey out the bottle and playing league of legends
i was hard stuck silver
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>>193727
same but I got to plat at least
i fucking hate league

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>Counters brazilian jj
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>>189453
Was it the dude who kept making the "catch and shoot is the best style of boxing" posts? Every post reeked of somebody who had only started training 3 months ago and had just learned how to parry.
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>>189572
you mean /gif/ but yeah
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>>189384
The kind who's still seething about the result of UFC1 30 years ago, I guess
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>>193504
you mean /gif/*

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nrk8sqZfsgI
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>>189291
>nothing beats a well placed pipe bomb
How about two well paced pipe bombs?

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Is grappler's chance a thing?
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>>188633
No, because it's rarer to see a grappler who has an X-factor like ability to finish the fighter with grappling, compared to a guy who has a puncher's chance meaning he is so capable of knocking you out in any exchange that you are basically never safe unless you avoid exchanging completely. When you get a guy like that, like Palhares maybe, it's not a sudden, random chance sort of thing, it's the guy being very good and very fucking strong, working his grappler diligently and finishing in ways that you can see coming before they happen, as compared to a big punch seemingly out of nowhere.
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>>188633
A lower chance, but yeah sure.
The opponent would just have to make a pretty bad mistake for it to be considered chance and not skill.
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>>193320
>bad mistake

It certainly is, but one you see fairly often is someone clearly winning a striking exchange just shoot out of nowhere and do fuck all with it.
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>>188633
Ironically Chael was probably the better grappler overall, it’s just that he had some massive holes in his game (IE he doesn’t know basic BJJ), hence why he wound up jobbing to a white-belt level triangle choke. If he’d just kept both his arms in guard he would’ve won the belt EZ PZ.

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~~Actually got the title fucking right edition~~

>Where do I start?
People typically start in the gym and branch off outdoors and find their niche, be it bouldering, trad, sport or a mixture of the above. Some never leave the gym at all. Ultimately it doesn't matter - just get started and enjoy yourself.

>How fit do I have to be to start? Do I have to be able to do x amount of pull-ups?
Being light, strong and flexible helps at the higher levels but climbing is open to almost anyone and is fairly intuitive to most. Even if your body is feeble and weak now, you will develop strength over time by virtue of just climbing. Climbing is a holistic sport and success often hinges upon many factors, not just strength and power, but having these qualities definitely helps when you breach into the higher grades.

>What shoes do I buy?
If you're starting out in the gym, don't worry too much: get some snug shoes without dead space that don't cause you lasting pain. Some people (such as the famed shoe designer Heinz Mariacher) recommend wearing soft shoes when you're starting out -- this makes sense since your footwork will probably suck and the increased feedback will pay dividends over time. You really don't need fancy expensive shoes when you're starting out, but certain shoe properties help send harder problems (e.g. stiff shoes for standing on tiny granite edges or soft shoes for sandstone/gritstone smears).

Here are some useful resources for sizing:
>https://sizesquirrel.com/
>https://rockrun.com/blogs/the-flash-rock-run-blog/rock-climbing-shoe-sizing-guide


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>>196230
it's confusing to have multiple live threads at once and pollutes the board. if a new thread was made each time we hit the bump limit there would be like 5 /cg/ threads right now.
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>>196241
>approaching a month
is that really a plateau?
>I find this shit so temperamental and I don't progress linearly
that just isn't at all how actual climbing progression works. the only time you should be seeing relatively linear progression in climbing is between sessions on routes you're projecting.
you should be more concerned with your sends than your metrics. that said, if all you cared about was upping your 20mm max hang, you could probably be training it more efficiently (I don't recommend it but you could do a higher volume of sets of x reps with 70% of your max for example)
>>196274
fault of the board for having 10 pages instead of 5.
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I love my slightly disrupted achy nights sleep, unironically.
This shit is like a drug
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>>196282
>is that really a plateau?
maybe not but does feel a bit like one as only been hangboarding 8 months (I'm at like 130% bw). I'll just keep doing it and not stress
>higher volume of sets of x reps with 70% of your max for example
nah fuck that not my bag
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>>196230
>>196235
new bread:
>>196297

Tall half white half mexican freak girl savagely beat me up in muay thai class today.
I'm 5'6 while she's easily 6' plus. My nose was bleeding earlier today, one tooth from my upper jaw is loose, while my sides are still hurting from her roundhouse kicks. She humiliated me in front of everyone. I couldn't do shit, just fucking overpowered. She kicked my ass while wearing the most girly clothes possible, a pink gym skirt barely covering her asscheeks, black top with visible sports bra straps, and pink gloves. Our instructor fucking hates me, and I think he intentionally paired me with her to give her a good practice punchbag. She looks sexy though, when she bends, her ass looks shapely.
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>>175051
why? this is not a woman problem, this is a bad gym culture problem.
the girls at my gym aren't dumb fucks and they understand the consequences of going hard. I've dropped a couple with liver shots, bitches be tough as nails, they get up and keep fighting.
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>>159114
>>159289
>>159290
Found the dyels
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>>175983
yea same here.
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>>166586
I'm 165 and lean at 5'7 bro you just need to do legs.
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>>159081
genuine skill issue i'm afraid

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S&G 6730 Internals Edition

A thread dedicated to the art of lock manipulation and the art of lockpicking.

Good resources regarding the art and skill of lockpicking and primarily safe manipulation.

-https://www.docdroid.net/sVRijBi/the-art-of-manipulation-pdf
-https://youtu.be/GhfDJIXsirg?si=0j6-LcvH63sDuqII
-https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1mdjQBV_-Jv2lf9QZ4chNtW656EOVXzl

Thanks for stopping by!
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OP here, I don't know if this can be classified as an extreme sport but it a very niche sport.
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While competitive, /diy/ would probably be a better fit. In the vein of chainsaw and wood chopping stuff.
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>>193480
That's probably for the better, I'll just repost this thread there. If the mods choose to delete this that wouldn't be a bother.

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>Boxing is useless in a gun f-ACK
Sucker punching works too well
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So if the defender had a gun on him aswell and shot the attacker in self defence, it's all good. But if the defender drops the cunt and then boots him in the face to keep him down and out, that's on the defender and he becomes an attacker. Those rules are retarded
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>>189353
Being rich is not for niggas. It's for 1%.
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>>184594
Not in Brazil, not in that situation. The police know the people who do that are desperate animals who would eat the meat off your bone to live another day.
Beautiful non-telegraphed, whip fast right hand btw.
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>>186627
Bro it's Brazil, you are allowed to run down motorcycle bandits with your car
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>>189353
>'Murica
Rent-free. That happened in Brazil

This will be a thread for people of all grappling disciplines (judo, wrestling, BJJ, etc.) to come and discuss or ask about technique. Here, we can avoid the retarded debates and help each other out with youtube links, instructional suggestions, troubleshooting ideas, etc.

Any serious grappler likely has questions from outside their main discipline. A judo guy starting BJJ might have some questions, or a BJJ guy trying to get better at wrestling.

This is NOT a self defense circlejerk thread, or a A vs. B circlejerk thread. Start with something like
>discipline
>years of experience
>technique question or problem

I train at one of the most popular gyms in the world right now and I'm an instructional addict. I'll do my best to point people to the right resources.
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>>196208
Sometimes more experienced practitioners also attend these intro classes to work on their basics. Kinda like even experienced boxers still practice footwork.
Well, that or they're using the white belts to warm up for the advanced class that follows after
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>>196208
Unfortunately this is a common way bjj (and many other things) is taught
Grey haired boomers showing something then you "practice" against a compliant partner to build "muscle memory" (doesn't exist) this is called the IP method and is really ineffective at building skills
That's why you'll see "advanced" people still needing to pop in to beginners classes to tighten up supposed fundamentals since they don't really know it, they just copy it from memory and memories change over time so if they haven't done it for a while it's all out the window
Consider how many math equations you learned in school and at the time you were able to pass the test at the end of the semester but now you would look at it and it's complete gibberish to you

When my gym informed me we were switching over to 100% ecological I was so excited almost ordered milk out of my nipples. I've been bugging people for weeks about this stuff. Finally we can actually get some real training done but it had to be done by ousting the old man in charge and his decades out of date gym teacher training methods
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My gf is highly competitive and interested in starting a combat sport, and wants to know which sport would she be at the least physical advantage in, being approx 100lbs (46kg) and 5'1"? This is just for sport, not self defense.
Not only in competition, but also taking into account the practical sparring considerations.
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>>196337
Least physical disadvantage*
She wants her size to impede her as little as possible.
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>>196337
Jiujitsu is of course the most girl friendly because you do it on your back and girls actually participate in it in a higher than average percentage compared to other things. If possible I'd shop around for a location that has a solid group of girls because they always form a clique and it's less time she has to spend rolling around with men

And people will say "oh its fine there's nothing sexual about it" but that's not true because even if most guys are on their best behavior there's always going to be the permavirgins that go a g-g-g-girl!! And see it as an opportunity to actually touch one

>Let me tell you first, I've been around.
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>>193281
Dun you eber do dis
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>>193281
I dunno that sounds pretty based
Especially if he beat up one of the bullies
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>>193281
I fail to see the problem with this. Are you mad he gave you the dangity dangity dang or something?
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Say what you want about corruption and fight fixing, but Pride used Bas and Rampage perfectly for promotion in the West. Just the right combination of violent and goofy. Almost literal cartoob characters that appealed to everyone for the same reasons.
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>>189222
Like 3/4s of Europe were vicious martial people until they recently softened up

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>5'8 man vs 5'8 woman
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>>190375
Man are built even at brain level for fighting,
Women arent,
Even if you were paraplegic without one arm and a woman has a bat there is no reason you couldnt beat her
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>>190377
Sure, bud. What are your martial arts credentials?
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>>190380
Fjcking your mom
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>>190377
In that vid a girl is beating a healthy adult male tho
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>>190377
So your ancestor was the guy who legalized this?

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If I go to a boxing gym and I specifically tell my trainer I want to be good at the peekaboo style, how retarded will I look?
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>>190188
Same reason everyone wants to try the philly shell, to feel like le anime protagonist
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>>190200
>>190201
Not bad bruv
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>>190166
If he’s not a boomer he’ll probably have no idea what you’re even talking about
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>>190166
If you just get there and ask for that you will get look at like how my wife looks at me after I finish under 5s. If you wait some time and then make suggestions to your coach
>should i do this?
>coach i kinda like this, how can i do this but better?
then you'll probably be fine.

I specifically told my Muay Thai instructor long guard felt more comfortable and intuitive for me after a few classes and he just said "alright, let's work on it" but we never stopped working on other guards
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>>190166
The new meme now is soviet style


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