I Think My Krav Maga school is a Mcdojo

**Clinchfighter** · Posted On: 3/04/2012 1:06pm

Originally Posted by Omega Supreme

Actually no. It's quite common. Like when they call a suplex a souffle. It's not worth the time to correct it. Depending on how you did the fireman I might've agreed, but I doubt it.

It was as sick a firemans as I could have pulled off. Oh, and I have heard them use the souffle thing. I think they are trying to combine suplex and supplay...still though. Whats your opinion on whizzering for the str33t?

**Clinchfighter** · Posted On: 3/04/2012 1:07pm

Originally Posted by Tranquil Suit

Wanted to learn how to fight, found Krav, started Krav, it sucked, I quit. Found Muay Thai, it's awesome, I'm awesome.

Is that you Barney Stinson? Is this me?

***Omega Supreme*** · Posted On: 3/04/2012 1:46pm

Originally Posted by Clinchfighter

It was as sick a firemans as I could have pulled off. Oh, and I have heard them use the souffle thing. I think they are trying to combine suplex and supplay...still though. Whats your opinion on whizzering for the str33t?

Actually you just did it yourself. It's not supplay it's simply suplex. Sometimes suplex is pronounced "supplay". Don't worry about it. Everybody says things that they misheard or believed they heard. So can you get me a video of the type of fireman you did?

**Clinchfighter** · Posted On: 3/04/2012 2:25pm

Originally Posted by Omega Supreme

Actually you just did it yourself. It's not supplay it's simply suplex. Sometimes suplex is pronounced "supplay". Don't worry about it. Everybody says things that they misheard or believed they heard. So can you get me a video of the type of fireman you did?

Yeah I can try for a video. As for the supplay, you wouldn't believe how many times I've heard it used, I guess it just kind of stuck lol.

**Clinchfighter** · Posted On: 3/04/2012 2:29pm

Omega Supreme:

From 1:03 in this video.. I hit a high crotch reshot, and my partner's dangling arm made it easy to "pivot and hit it."

***Omega Supreme*** · Posted On: 3/04/2012 7:11pm

Originally Posted by Clinchfighter

Omega Supreme:

From 1:03 in this video.. I hit a high crotch reshot, and my partner's dangling arm made it easy to "pivot and hit it."

In that case I'll tend to concur with the REACT guys. I would not risk that version because it risks you driving your head into concrete. Now if you did this one:

**Clinchfighter** · Posted On: 3/04/2012 10:08pm

Originally Posted by Omega Supreme

In that case I'll tend to concur with the REACT guys. I would not risk that version because it risks you driving your head into concrete. Now if you did this one:

I don't think It was my head they were worried about. Besides, if I was on concrete instead of nice mats, I wouldn't shoot for a takdown. Frankly, I'd stick to hip tosses and headlock throws if I needed to go to the ground. Thats just me through.

The Krav folks are sort of like that Ameri-do-te video. "We have students ask about jiu-jitsu. Since jiu-jitsu is bullshit, we focus on anti-grappling techniques too deadly for the ring." Or in Krav's case: "save all those throws and takedowns for the mats...we are training for the str33t here. No takedown or throw will ever be effective in the street. " And the gem? The lesson that night was on "tactical ankle picks."

***Omega Supreme*** · Posted On: 3/04/2012 10:17pm

meh...**** them. I was trolling you anyway.

**Clinchfighter** · Posted On: 3/05/2012 1:43am

Originally Posted by Omega Supreme

meh...**** them. I was trolling you anyway.

I figured as much. If you are ever in the Phoenix area, have $20 and want a barrel of laughs, go to a demo class at RDS. BE SURE TO ASK QUESTIONS ON EVERYTHING THEY SAY!

**The Cap** · Posted On: 3/05/2012 2:00am

Originally Posted by Omega Supreme

Actually you just did it yourself. It's not supplay it's simply suplex. Sometimes suplex is pronounced "supplay".

"Suplex", from the French word "souplesse", translated as "suppleness" (which is what was understood to be important to the throw). Graeco roman wrestling originated in France, and the French name for the move stuck and was translated phonetically to English. When pronounced in French, "souplesse" can sound like "supplay".