| who trains martial arts in here-what did u/do u train in
Posted: 6/4/2009 4:47:30 AM | Muay thai for 7 years.
Boxing for 4 years.
Ju jitsu for 3 years.
MMA around a year and half.
Really getting addicted to the ju jitsu, but Muay thai is my first love. Got a fight at the end of June. Wish me luck. | |
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| who trains martial arts in here-what did u/do u train in
Posted: 6/6/2009 8:14:28 PM | Throughout the 19-20 years within the arts, ive trained in Kungfu Wushu, Southern Style Kungfu, Shotokan Karate, Iaido - Battoujutsu, Kenpo, TKD wtf, Capioera, and Muay Thai.
Busy busy busy busy busy.  | |
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| who trains martial arts in here-what did u/do u train in
Posted: 6/7/2009 12:06:31 AM | | I have studied martial arts for 22 years. I hold a 2nd degree black belt in Japanese Jiu Jitsu. I have also earned belts in: Muay Thai, Kaishodo, Choi Li Fut, Jun Fan Jeet Kun Do, and have trained with my uncle who is an ex-Navy SEAL. Currently I am studying boxing and I teach Jiu Jitsu 3 times a week. I've got 2 NAGA titles and currently have an amateur boxing record of 4-0 in the 155 pound division. | |
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| who trains martial arts in here-what did u/do u train in
Posted: 6/22/2009 9:00:59 PM | | I used to do judo. I can't do it now unfortunately. I fractured my clavicle in four places during a match once. My shoulder became deformed as a result so now I really can't do any kind of violent contact sports now. | |
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| who trains martial arts in here-what did u/do u train in
Posted: 6/22/2009 10:19:39 PM | | I've done some boxing and tae kwon do, and was mixing that up with some judo and wrestling way back in the pre-UFC days ... just learning whatever I could from wherever I could, and providing my own martial philosophy/ethics as gleaned from my preChristian Germanic ancestors. | |
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| who trains martial arts in here-what did u/do u train in
Posted: 6/24/2009 12:02:49 AM | | I've been doing it for about 5 years now and I practice 5 days a week 6 hours a day. for training I go to the beach and find a wood or concrete post about 2.5 feet high and I do about 500 crane kids. but before I do it I have to wear my bandana. I also try and catch flies with chopsticks. after catching it, I release it and try to catch it again, and again. I do 2000 wax ons, and 3000 wax offs... when I say 'HI-ya! i say it as loud as I can that you can see veins poping out of my forehead and neck. | |
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| who trains martial arts in here-what did u/do u train in
Posted: 6/24/2009 9:16:27 PM | Unbelievable. After Wresting in the Big Ten for 4 years and the Olympic trials I often find myself laughing at posts like this. And women actually buy into your crap. They often pick the wrong guys don't they.
I have confidently choked out all of the guys that have posted in my past...maybe not the same guys but the same numbers. "Fifth degree black belt". Thank you! I can sleep now with a smile on my face and my lady can laugh at your nonsence tonight. | |
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| who trains martial arts in here-what did u/do u train in
Posted: 7/7/2009 6:11:31 PM | I train in BJJ and MMA and practice my techniques in both 4 days a week, for 6 hours a day.
The other days I spend improving my conditioning by running, swimming, and lifting the odd weights to keep my muscle mass.
I even used to fit this around my college education until I left. | |
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| who trains martial arts in here-what did u/do u train in
Posted: 7/7/2009 10:53:40 PM | | I've been doing it for about 5 years now and I practice 5 days a week 6 hours a day. for training I go to the beach and find a wood or concrete post about 2.5 feet high and I do about 500 crane kicks, karated kid style. but before I do it I have to wear my bandana and consult with my bro, Miyage. I also try and catch flies with chopsticks. after catching it, I release it and try to catch it again, and again. I do 2000 wax ons, and 3000 wax offs... when I say 'HI-ya! i say it as loud as I can that you can see veins poping out of my forehead and neck. | |
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