Glad to see I'm not alone, now we can all remain men together

Yeah, just don't get too close... no touchy :tongue6:

I support this thread. Mine get swollen and bruised but no huge lumps. I do get the concave dents. I wonder about those. I think maybe it's not really a dent but the tissue around the impacted area swelling up. I dont know, but the dents do go away after a while.

-DARKSON (puts ice on shins, looks for bottle of Dit Dat Jao and wonders if this **** really works)

I got a bump just like that from kicking a wavemaster. That **** was very worn off and I ended up hitting a piece of it with almost no padding, so kaput, my shin on the plastic tube. It hurt like a ************, and it took about a month for the pain to go away (and 6 months, I think, for the lump to dissapear.)
that's impossible
What kind of retard gets injured by a wavemaster ?
http://www.bullshido.net/forums/showpost.php?p=1433693&postcount=68

that's impossible
What kind of retard gets injured by a wavemaster ?
http://www.bullshido.net/forums/showpost.php?p=1433693&postcount=68
I was high roundhousing one at Dick's sporting goods the other day and fell down and cut up my elbows really bad on the carpet.

that's impossible
What kind of retard gets injured by a wavemaster ?
http://www.bullshido.net/forums/showpost.php?p=1433693&postcount=68
Except me and you El Macho ...


and now Amp ...

the Thais dont **** around with ice or rolling pins or dit ja jow they just kick the heavy bag. a lot.

the Thais dont **** around with ice or rolling pins or dit ja jow they just kick the heavy bag. a lot.

So you're saying that when the thais get injured they just kick the heavy bag? a lot?

Just because the thais don't do something doesn't mean it's not a good idea.

They're still doing long runs, which modern sports science says doesn't really help much in a fight. They thais kick everyone's ass because they train very hard and have lots of fight experience, but it doesn't mean their methods can't be improved upon.

if they get injured they might put on an ice pack.

im just saying is that clearly these fancy shin conditioning methods are not nessersary.



here's what i believe:

the best thais kick everyones ass not just because they train so hard. but because of thier mentality.

the pain is never diminished by preparation but learning to effectively deal with and stay focussed whilst in a lot of pain is what serperates the champions from the rest. in muay thai.

The Best option is to not train in a martial art that requires you to damage your own body.

The Best option is to not train in a martial art that requires you to damage your own body.

There is no martial art I know of that will allow you not injure your body to a certain extent, and yet be effective as a martial art.

Boxing - brain damage, hand damage, body gets punched a lot (not sure if it'll lead to long term problems)

Muay Thai - brain damage (punches/elbows to head), but not as bad as boxing I guess, shin damage (shin to shin/knee clashes), possible broken ribs, knee joint damage (inner and outer leg kicks, kneeing the bag over and over).

This is applicable to most full-contact standup arts.

BJJ - dislocated parts here and there, cauliflower ears, injuries to elbows, ankles etc.

Judo - being slammed over and over and over, I'm sure the internal organs take a beating

Oh......I see you do _ing _un..........forget what I said.

The Best option is to not train in a martial art that requires you to damage your own body.

...or anybody else's. choose wing chun/tsun/stun.

damage ? weightlifting causes damage to your muscles which then makes them grow.
the same principal applies to martial arts. when you take a beating it makes you tougher over time.



I heard a weird theory from a proffesional kickboxer in chiangmai

he said that over time kicking the heavy bag causes hairline factures in your shin bone with then fill with calcium deposits makeing your shin harder and over a long time actually make your bone GROW.

weird.

...or anybody else's. choose wing chun/tsun/stun.

I'm sorry its just i used to practise muai thai.(my Brother used to go and train in Thailand) and it's alwas been my opinion that the clashing of shins in Mai Thai training/ fighting is one of the stupidest things in Martial Arts.

Its just a ridiculous technique. All these low kicks can be absurbed with the soft tissue parts of the legs, bone aginst bone in this manner is just retarded.(and it hurts like a bitch)

Yes its true you pick up injuries training any martial art if you train hard enough, however it's my opinion that it's not worth training techniques that do your body damage as opposed to having a positive effect.(ie cardiovascular fitness, muscle strengthening etc.)

Its just a ridiculous technique. All these low kicks can be absurbed with the soft tissue parts of the legs, bone aginst bone in this manner is just retarded.(and it hurts like a bitch)



You are completely ignorant and talking out of your ass .
Seriously , your statement is absurd . You shin check them because they are TRYING to hit the soft tissues and muscles .

Please , please , please shut the **** up before you dig yourself a hole that you can't climb up out of .




and just for the record , I believe the word you were looking for is "absorbed" .

You are completely ignorant and talking out of your ass .
Seriously , your statement is absurd . You shin check them because they are TRYING to hit the soft tissues and muscles .

Please , please , please shut the **** up before you dig yourself a hole that you can't climb up out of .




and just for the record , I believe the word you were looking for is "absorbed" .

No! You try and turn your leg into an insensitive callosed bat so you can block whatever you like without feeling **** all.(Because you've killed all the nerves)

You dont have to meet a incoming kick with a stright on collision, if you yield then yes you can take the kick with the soft tissue/muscles.