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This is a good point. Again I think it speaks more to the cosy contrived environment of the Octagon vs a real world situation. You throw a hardened fighter thr
by rusk 9y ago
This is a good point. Again I think it speaks more to the cosy contrived environment of the Octagon vs a real world situation.
You throw a hardened fighter through the air and he'll hit the fence or the canvas and bounce back up.
This is precisely what you don't want to do, Aikidoka or otherwise. You want to gain control and retain it for the full 5 minutes.
- MikkoFinell 9y ago> You throw a hardened fighter through the air and he'll hit the fence or the canvas and bounce back up. > This is precisely what you don't want to do, Aikidoka or otherwise. I'm sorry, but are you joking? I don't think you have even watched 5 minutes of MMA (and I'm certain you've never trained) if you actually believe that.
- rusk 9y agoI'm not sure what you mean? You said it yourself you never see a fighter doing this ...