CMA Forum/How not to look stupid FAQ

**Killing Moon** · Posted On: 2/02/2007 3:52pm

Cool
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**new2bjj** · Posted On: 2/02/2007 3:54pm

Originally Posted by Repulsive Monkey

Anything noteworthy on the tape?

It is more of an overview of the system, but it does lay out the theory of the system pretty well. Much better than the Leung Ting tape that surfaced about the same time. It's been years since I viewed it, and I am by no means an expert on -ing -hun, having only trained in it for a few months. The instructor had a school full of thugs in San Francisco who wanted to go out and get into fist fights at the drop of a hat. I think his name was Chris Chan. I remember saying to my friend "I started Martial Arts so I could defend myself against guys just like this". And I don't mean thug in the MMA tough guy way, I mean Thug in the weekend in jail, pull knives on people way. See my creepiest martial artist thread.

**Bang!** · Posted On: 2/02/2007 3:56pm

Originally Posted by Omega the Merciless

What would you like me to talk about? History, methodology, anecdotes?

Naturally, anecdotes are always fun. Especially because they invariably involve you beating the crap out of someone in the most humiliating manner possible. However, at this point, I'd really like to start generating some technically-oriented content, since that seems to be tougher to come up with. How about picking one or two techniques that you consider to be effective, but are sort of off the radar of mainstream MMA?

**Hanniballistic** · Posted On: 2/02/2007 3:58pm

Could a non-CMA'er post pertinent questions?

***Omega Supreme*** · Posted On: 2/02/2007 3:59pm

Originally Posted by Repulsive Monkey

Naturally, anecdotes are always fun. Especially because they invariably involve you beating the crap out of someone in the most humiliating manner possible. However, at this point, I'd really like to start generating some technically-oriented content, since that seems to be tougher to come up with. How about picking one or two techniques that you consider to be effective, but are sort of off the radar of mainstream MMA?

Meaning you would like me to talk about some of the CMA training I still do that include in MMA training?

**Bang!** · Posted On: 2/02/2007 4:10pm

Originally Posted by Omega the Merciless

Meaning you would like me to talk about some of the CMA training I still do that include in MMA training?

That would be sweet.

**Bang!** · Posted On: 2/02/2007 4:12pm

Originally Posted by Hannibal MAP

Could a non-CMA'er post pertinent questions?

Given this site's history, I'm going to give non-practitioners a little less slack when it comes to posting here, but with that being said, any reasonable question or observation is welcome. Post away.