Post a video of yourself training. My challenge to Bullshido.

**Captain Spaulding** · Posted On: 1/18/2006 10:21pm

Originally Posted by SammyKing

I'll be back in a few days. Somebody better PM me a video of their own training.

I don't care what other people can do on video, thats not YOU. Stop taking credit for someone else's work!

"Oh, look at this video, this guys is tough. Yeah, we do that in our school too. Now that I shown you how tough I am, let me talk **** about other arts. Because now I have credit."

You people are pathetic!

Quit trying to derail this thread.

Man, some people are so impolite.

**Grappler bob** · Posted On: 1/18/2006 10:28pm

Originally Posted by nezha

how come bullshido hates wing chun people so much anyway?

because wing chun and ninjitsu/jutstu (sometimes TKD) are the Bullshido of the martial arts community

**The Limey** · Posted On: 1/18/2006 10:29pm

Originally Posted by SammyKing

You are right, no one give a **** about what you guys has to say, because you guys are nothing but martial art complainters.

Complaint complaint complaint.

In that case why are you stil here?

How about you **** off and leave us alone to complain in peace.

:adios:

**The Limey** · Posted On: 1/18/2006 10:37pm

Originally Posted by Neildo

I haven't.

Oh, no video. I must be bullshido. *gasp* OMFGsayitaintso.

edit: Oh, i remember when I hurt my hand in an altercation once, but i didn't have to hit anybody. This dude stole a bag from this chick i was hanging out with. (the dude is her ex-BF) anyway, he was riding away on a BMX and i tried to grab him, but missed. My hand kept trying to grab something, but the only thing i managed to catch was his rear wheel. My index finger got caught between the wheel and the bike, jamming the wheel and chip-fracturing the knuckle of the part of the finger closest to the nail. I was pissed off enough to not notice my finger was all fucked up. he jumped off the bike and gave the bag back. he was shaking and sweating and was all pale and ****. I think i scared the crap out of him. it was hilarious.

oh, no video. must be bullshit. doh.

A BMX?!?!?!?

Dude, please tell me this happened in the 80's

***DerAuslander*** · Posted On: 1/19/2006 2:07am

Originally Posted by Lucky Seven

DerAuslander108 dude, my sympathys also, that sucks, its when that kind of thing hapens that you realise how your problems dont mean ****...

Strenght to him

Thanks bro...it's hard man...and I'm not even his real brother, but to look at him lying there...and all he can do is laugh...

Get that, the last thing he's left with his laughter...

My blood brother is his twin brother, he has to look down at his mirror image. His whole life he's had everything, while his brother has gone throw pain.

Yeah, our **** ain't ****...people need to stop bitching, and that includes me first...

**rexkwon** · Posted On: 1/19/2006 6:27am

Sammy just visit a MMA School, they can show you , You really can't learn from vid . You clearly don't understand training , you might want to start at a Boxing gym . It is little less demanding but you will see training that is better then kata and sticky hand .

Visitor are welcome at our school as at most .

**rexkwon** · Posted On: 1/19/2006 7:52am

Originally Posted by nezha

how come bullshido hates wing chun people so much anyway?

Their art does not match what they claim.

**The Limey** · Posted On: 1/19/2006 10:57am

Originally Posted by rexkwon

Their art does not match what they claim.

Wow....summed it up in one line. Good work.

:icon_salu

Now I hope no one derails this valuable thread with I hate _ing _ung discussions

:lookround

**Grappler bob** · Posted On: 1/19/2006 11:47am

yes, the hate wing chun discussions have been looped here endlessly.

**Captain Spaulding** · Posted On: 1/19/2006 12:14pm

Originally Posted by The Limey

Now I hope no one derails this valuable thread with I hate _ing _ung discussions

:lookround

Okay.

I bruise too easily. I do grappling 3x/week and TKD 2x/week. There is not a day when I don't have some bruise somewhere (usually on my arms or legs). Most of the time, I don't know what they're from.

Like last night. I was in class and wearing shorts and the guy I was working with noticed I have three large bruises around my right knee. He asked how I got them and I told him that one was from a roundhouse kick, but I didn't know about the other two.

Now, I have fairly pale skin (being mostly french/scottish) so I imagine that has something to do with it. But does anyone know any way to cut down on the bruising while maintaining the same level of contact in training (which isn't all that much, really)?