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4/12/2010 12:20am
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Because when two people of similar skill clash the bigger guy usually comes out on top. Prudence would suggest that a smaller person avoid fights. I understand though, I'm about 5 foot seven and a half I think, not sure exactly and I had to stand up to some 6 foot 5 mother last night when my cousin was being a drunken tool. The guy kinda looked like Anderson Silva, it was weird. Anyways, I understand it can suck, but really it is just logical. Courage and skill come in many forms, but generally it isn't smart to pick fights with the big dogs. You shoulda punched that girl though, just on principles.
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Posted On:
4/12/2010 12:29am
Style: Mexican Judo--
Most people just assume that size is all that matters when fighting man... They think " Oh my god that guy is big! he must be really tough and a bad ass fighter " Because they don't know better... Obviously size matters but its not impossible for a little guy to beat a big guy that has less skill.
Did you proceed to tell the girl that you are a martial artist and prove it by breaking a baseball bat with your shin in front of her to prove that you could fight? Then when she said that everybody could do it did you go and walked up to the nearest 250+ pounds guy and flying omoplatae'd him to further emphasize your point... and make her fall in love with you and your D3ad1y skills?
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Posted On:
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I feel your pain man. First day of freshman year I didn't get a lot of sleep the day before, I was 5'5-5'6, skinny, had long hair, said random ****, and brought 2 sandwiches to school. I could barely keep my eyes open and everyone thought I was a fucking stoner for the whole semester. Now everyone just says I have a "natural high". Not sure if that has anything to do with being skinny but I always thought it did. As for confrontations, my friends defended me until they realized I had a black belt. It doesn't mean **** to me but now people think I'm a ninja just because I can do a tornado kick.
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4/12/2010 12:41am
Style: MMA,JJ,Grappling--
Yeah I understand that, it always make sense, being in Martial Arts, I know that size and wight does make a huge deal of difference, especially in self defense MA like Jiu Jutsu( not that it makes more difference than normal brawls), but what bothers me is just the stereotype in itself that just because I'm featherweight should mean that I couldn't get myself out of a difficult fight. I'm not stupid enough to get myself in a fight with a guy who is 50 pounds over me, but I'm pretty sure that if it had to happen, I could manage myself pretty well, might not win, but I wouldn't cower and I wouldn't give it up so easily. That might just be because I'm a Martial Artist and after a few years, I've inevitably grown a bit cocky when it comes to fighting, but I do understand that it's not written on my forehead and that ,to the eyes of anybody else around me, I'd just look like your average slim guy who wouldn't be too much trouble to take care off. It still annoy me, though, to hear such things. I've fought many years to get rid of all these fears in order to become a better person and a better fighter, so hearing people assuming that I'm still scared strikes a nerve.
Not only did I do that, but I also Triangle Choked the teacher just for the heck of it, then the rest of the class started praising me for my immense girth and started throwing money at me!
No seriously, I responded a bit harshly at first, asking " why should I be scared of anyone?" then apologized for my harsh reply and explained her that I didn't really understood "being scared" of people just for their size. We, then, passionately kissed in front of everyone, then everybody praised me for my immense girth and started throwing money at me!Last edited by IHZ; 4/12/2010 12:46am at .
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Posted On:
4/12/2010 1:10am
Style: Judo, Sub wrestling--
IHZ. Dood. That girl was challenging you. And apparently you even backed down from that. What the ****, man?
Seriously, though, what kind of featherweight are you? I used to weigh in at 145, 150 lbs at 5'7-8", and I put on 40 lbs of muscle (and yeah, 10 of fat, **** you i'm not giving up my stouts and hefeweizen) in a bit over a year. If you've got a slim, effeminate frame - well, sucks to be you unless you like picking up guys, but otherwise eat some protein and do some real exercise.
Judo. I mean hard Judo too. Working out with real competitors and doing uchikomi until you can't feel your forearms and mat drags until your wrists fall off and nagekomi until your whole body aches and newaza until your neck is a mass of scrapes from chokes and tachiwaza until you have bruises all over your back and legs.
Weightlifting. I hate it and didn't have to, but it is honestly the most direct route for what you want.
Other ****. I don't know. Pick something that makes you feel weak, and fragile - because you ARE - and do it until you aren't weak and a goddamn twig.
Putting on muscle isn't hard. Eat right, and eat a lot of it, and get some honest hard work in, and you'll get bigger.
EDIT: Oh, and this "big guy ****"? I dunno, maybe you weren't coming off as confident to the girl as you are trying to here. I suggest you enter open weight divisions at grappling tournaments until you win several and get some real confidence. Or just do Judo competitions. My first tournament in Judo, rather than jits, was last weekend and they stuck a 270lb wrestler in the "198 and under" division, presumably just to **** with us. Guess what? I tossed him, because I'm not a fucking twig any more or he would have smashed me (and apparently I can throw people with uki otoshi, I didn't know that before saturday).
Your black belt don't mean ****, kid. Hope you take that to heart before you learn it the hard way.Last edited by Blue Negation; 4/12/2010 1:21am at .
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Posted On:
4/12/2010 12:08am
Style: MMA,JJ,Grappling
Prejudice concerning size and muscular mass.