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Originally Posted By Clockbro
9. ALWAYS check out any potential danger by looking at the aggressors ears. Gnarled ears = trained fighter.
Also add in how they stand, where their hands are, how they choose distance, mood (are they zoning in or letting the excitement get to them), do they raise their shoulders and tuck their chin, do they throw bait to gauge your reaction....

There are a lot of signs that this may be just another day at the office for them.
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Originally Posted By Azn00Superman
I can pick weights up and put them down, or I can learn to be the guy who can wreck the guy who picks weights up and put them down.
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I started taking Jiz Inyuo classes last week OP. Does that count?
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Having everyone do combat sports sort of defeats the purpose.

I did boxing as a hobby all throughout my 20s. But that's because I was a huge boxing and MMA fan. It was for my enjoyment and self-improvement and not to try to become a tough guy or learn self-defense. Honestly, I don't think it's for everyone. Most of the people who start usually quit within a month or two.

I do agree though that it's pinnacle of manly activity. Certainly more so than simply picking up weights and putting them back down, which is why I'm doing that now that I'm in my 30s instead of boxing. It's a lot easier.
Originally Posted By shoelaces
That's a terrible idea. I played rugby growing up and had my share of concussions. Even now I feel its affects though I am only in my 30s. At times I find myself lost in thought and unable to complete sentences. I definitely feel something off about my self. Combat sports would probably be much worse. I know I would never send my kids to do that kind of stuff when their brains are still forming. Minimal or no contact sports are the way. I don't want my kids to have future problems down the road. It is scary srs.
The danger of concussions are fairly low unless you're actually competing, which isn't a necessity if you're just doing it as a hobby. When sparring, you're wearing 16 oz gloves, headgear, and mouthguard and you're not punching at full power. I've gotten roughed up and bloody but never got a concussion from sparring. Rugby is actually worse in many ways as you guys wear no protective gear.
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Originally Posted By OutdoorBrah
Agree with OP, I dont understand all the hate itt. Muay Thai has built up my confidence, given me a great workout and is incredibly humbling. I do it in a college town and the guys I train with are all pretty close. Wish I had started earlier
I think it's strictly hate for OP, skinny twink trains a MMA. Said twink then feels the need to tell everyone or insuate that they're all knowing or some legitimate badass. It's comical and I know I personally like getting a reaction from them, both IRL and on forums, the medium doesn't matter.

I've got nothing but respect for humble guys that train and don't feel the need to share their epiphanies.
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Originally Posted By Vampirelol
I've got nothing but respect for humble guys that train and don't feel the need to share their epiphanies.
I also have nothing but respect for people who can fuking read and understand what they read. You seem to have had more concussions than me and all you do is lift things and pose.

You're only backtracking because people who read what I wrote understand the point I made. If you still try to argue about the fighting ability discrepancy between you and a trained fighter, which I dint even touch on in the OP, so ahead and go to a boxing/mma/muay thai gym, sign a waiver and ask to spar. Most of them will let you. But please record and post a video so we can all laugh
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WTF is a combat sport? Is it like football with random incomings and a halftime mortaring?
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I'm too intimidated to try combat sports. Bout to be 27 yrs old, played video games all my life, never played any sports, last fight I had was 15 years ago in elementary got beat and never fought from then on.


The responses ITT are dumb. Last week another miscer made a similar thread and everyone agreed.
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Originally Posted By Azn00Superman
I also have nothing but respect for people who can fuking read and understand what they read. You seem to have had more concussions than me and all you do is lift things and pose.

You're only backtracking because people who read what I wrote understand the point I made. If you still try to argue about the fighting ability discrepancy between you and a trained fighter, which I dint even touch on in the OP, so ahead and go to a boxing/mma/muay thai gym, sign a waiver and ask to spar. Most of them will let you. But please record and post a video so we can all laugh
I'm not backtracking anything lmao. And I only responded ITT because you're the hilarious twink type I referred to in my last post. Watching you get all yuppy and defensive is prime entertainment bud
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anyway the op is right anyway. if you're too scared to spar, then you can just try it for fitness/cardio. you'll still know how to properly punch, how to put your weight on your punches, defense while on offense etc.
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Originally Posted By AndYUKnowThis
I'm too intimidated to try combat sports. Bout to be 27 yrs old, played video games all my life, never played any sports, last fight I had was 15 years ago in elementary got beat and never fought from then on.


The responses ITT are dumb. Last week another miscer made a similar thread and everyone agreed.
Fight gyms exist to make money, so its in their best interest to make you feel comfortable and welcome. If they don't find another gym.

Fighters have been some of the most welcoming dudes I've come in contact with by the way, its not all meatheads and testosterone.
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Originally Posted By Kev1972
You look like a pussy. And real men don't need to fight. Just look good and pack heat. I do all my combat training on the rifle and pistol range like a real man.
Jeez this place has horrible posters.

Op didn't mention anything about fighting. Learning self defense and staying in shape are key points to learn some type of discipline. Your gun will 100% get you thrown in jail for murder. GG.
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Originally Posted By residesinAZ
Fight gyms exist to make money, so its in their best interest to make you feel comfortable and welcome. If they don't find another gym.

Fighters have been some of the most welcoming dudes I've come in contact with by the way, its not all meatheads and testosterone.
In fact, you'll see a lot less meathead idiocy than you do with lifters. Probably due to the lack of body dysmorphia and the confidence that comes from knowing how to handle oneself.
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I grew up in Long Beach California. I lived in the hood for a long time and saw dudes get beat down constantly.

I was constantly in fights as a kid, got my lip busted, eyebrow split. Around age 13/14 I started boxing. Did it until about age 22/23 on and off. I never felt the need to fight once I started boxing. I don't have anything to prove, their are out there I can bang with and dudes i can't.

Hopefully I won't have a neccessity to fight on the street.

Bjj seems fun. Might try that
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Originally Posted By AndYUKnowThis
I'm too intimidated to try combat sports. Bout to be 27 yrs old, played video games all my life, never played any sports, last fight I had was 15 years ago in elementary got beat and never fought from then on.


The responses ITT are dumb. Last week another miscer made a similar thread and everyone agreed.
Go do it brah, everyone I've ever met in a fighting gym has been really nice. If someone acts up the trainers are gonna crack down on them hard.

You might end up on your ass a couple of times but no one is gonna be a dick to you. Plus it's fun as fuk.
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Rather just have a CPL and not waste my time learning a discipline

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I didn't even know there was a sub 100 lb weight class in MMA.

Just get yourself a xxsmall Tapout shirt and shut the fuk up already you twink. Beginner karate and bjj geeks are worse than vegans and feminists I swear. NO ONE CARES.
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Originally Posted By Azn00Superman
The demographic which exclude you is "all menshould do combat sports"
All men should weigh more than 150lbs.
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Kinda agree with the OP, but "all men should do x" is a retarded statement on its own.

Combat sports are good for you? yes

everyone should do them? no
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Originally Posted By thehypocrit
The one thing I have noticed about all combat athletes is that they are low tier males. Every single story consists of them getting bullied when they were younger which leads them into training. Top tier males don't get bullied at school so they never have the need to train.


Easily the dumbest thing i have read in this thread. I can agree with OP I think kids or even adults should learn basics ot defend themselves.
What is wrong with that? It should be a part of gym class instead of learning about volleyball or something spend 2 weeks or so on basic self defense.
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Originally Posted By Fuqdatass
I didn't even know there was a sub 100 lb weight class in MMA.

Just get yourself a xxsmall Tapout shirt and shut the fuk up already you twink. Beginner karate and bjj geeks are worse than vegans and feminists I swear. NO ONE CARES.
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Originally Posted By Vampirelol
I'm not backtracking anything lmao. And I only responded ITT because you're the hilarious twink type I referred to in my last post. Watching you get all yuppy and defensive is prime entertainment bud
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I'm almost 30 and have never been in a confrontation outside of football/rugby. You don't need to know how to fight or how to shoot a gun, you just need to be smart about the situations you put yourself in. That being said, I love to shoot and would take up a class on fighting had I the time or location that offered one, but it's low on the to-do list when you have a family and you're not a teenager.
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Originally Posted By BlueSasquatch
I'm almost 30 and have never been in a confrontation outside of football/rugby. You don't need to know how to fight or how to shoot a gun, you just need to be smart about the situations you put yourself in. That being said, I love to shoot and would take up a class on fighting had I the time or location that offered one, but it's low on the to-do list when you have a family and you're not a teenager.
If you didn't need to know how to fight or learn how to shoot a gun we wouldn't need prisons

Regardless it's good cardio and can fix improper balances imo.
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Originally Posted By LMAOatYou
beating the chit out of your gf is not the same. I am just constantly annoyed by the gen population. If I could beat almost anyones ass I would be constantly doing so. I already get in to enough chit. Amazing self control by the brahs who can actually fight.
You can beat anyone's ass. You could suckerpunch someone with brass knuckles even if you are totally untrained. You could club him from behind with batton, if you really wanted to. You obviously can restrain yourself already.
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Wrestled and Judo from middle school to end of Highschool, BJJ for a few years but I decided it was stupid expensive so I quit going.

I liked how I was a bit more limber and some of the things they taught me. I've never really been in a real fight after the age of 18 tho.

It's easier to just not be a drunk chithead and get along with people. Most people adults aren't gonna fight you over a disagreement unless you're on that poverty time I guess.
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I used to train in kickboxing for a while and loved it. But I've moved to a new city and literally have no idea where I can train. Where would one even look for local clubs? (Ive asked around but no one I know is into it and Google only really shows PT sessions)
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Originally Posted By AndYUKnowThis
Jeez this place has horrible posters.

Op didn't mention anything about fighting. Learning self defense and staying in shape are key points to learn some type of discipline. Your gun will 100% get you thrown in jail for murder. GG.
Yep. Some people ITT need a good k12 education than combay sport.
Originally Posted By AndYUKnowThis
I'm too intimidated to try combat sports. Bout to be 27 yrs old, played video games all my life, never played any sports, last fight I had was 15 years ago in elementary got beat and never fought from then on.
The responses ITT are dumb. Last week another miscer made a similar thread and everyone agreed.
Do it brah. You'll be intimidated at first but I guarantee you will change your mind.
Originally Posted By Fuqdatass
I didn't even know there was a sub 100 lb weight class in MMA.
Just get yourself a xxsmall Tapout shirt and shut the fuk up already you twink. Beginner karate and bjj geeks are worse than vegans and feminists I swear. NO ONE CARES.
You're a worse troll than BustaCapp m8. And I thought you were a cool dude smh.
Originally Posted By VocelLoser
All men should weigh more than 150lbs.
I don't care about your preference in men
Originally Posted By StrongRightArm
Kinda agree with the OP, but "all men should do x" is a retarded statement on its own.

Combat sports are good for you? yes

everyone should do them? no
Do you agree that all men should have some knowledge of self defense?
Originally Posted By SuperHercules
A low test twink who trains a lot will always get wrecked by a much stronger high test man with natural fighting instincts
LOL get into it and see how far your "natural fighting instincts" will carry you.
Originally Posted By shanedawg
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LOL not even a bit mad. Just because I type coherently doesn't mean I'm mad. The mad one is that salty beta Vampirelol, he's the one who keeps coming in here replying to a thread he disagreed with. Whatever you meat heads tell yourself to sleep better at night I guess lmao. I recommend melatonin and use the extra salt on food.
Originally Posted By BlueSasquatch
I'm almost 30 and have never been in a confrontation outside of football/rugby. You don't need to know how to fight or how to shoot a gun, you just need to be smart about the situations you put yourself in. That being said, I love to shoot and would take up a class on fighting had I the time or location that offered one, but it's low on the to-do list when you have a family and you're not a teenager.
Fortunately most of the time you can defuse the situation.
Originally Posted By WelshBrahh
I used to train in kickboxing for a while and loved it. But I've moved to a new city and literally have no idea where I can train. Where would one even look for local clubs? (Ive asked around but no one I know is into it and Google only really shows PT sessions)
Pm me zip code and I'll help you look, srs. You might have to do a bit of travel tho. I have to drive half an hour to my gym
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