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Shinzu
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i think that when you spar at all you take a risk of being injured. there is always that possibility. you need to take your lumps.
bdparsons
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I'm struck by two items that have come up in this discussion.
One, I have no problem with full contact sparring, but I'm surprised that the head instructor was not supervising the match directly. I know you mentioned that your opponent was a black belt, I take it from that fact being mentioned that you are not? The fact that your instructor had to come over and ask what happened disturbs me. The instructor should have been right on top of the situation. If that means only one full contact match at a time, so be it.
Two, someone tried to make you feel better by telling you it was an accident. Didn't sound like one to me. You said it was FULL CONTACT, wasn't it? Sounded to me like a good clean technique, from my point of view you've got nothing to be sorry for. It's all about creating openings or taking advantage of openings your opponent creates, intentionally or unintentionally. Remember what you're there for. If a person steps into a full contact match they've got to be willing to give AND take.
Don't beat youself up over it.
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Bill Parsons
One, I have no problem with full contact sparring, but I'm surprised that the head instructor was not supervising the match directly. I know you mentioned that your opponent was a black belt, I take it from that fact being mentioned that you are not? The fact that your instructor had to come over and ask what happened disturbs me. The instructor should have been right on top of the situation. If that means only one full contact match at a time, so be it.
Two, someone tried to make you feel better by telling you it was an accident. Didn't sound like one to me. You said it was FULL CONTACT, wasn't it? Sounded to me like a good clean technique, from my point of view you've got nothing to be sorry for. It's all about creating openings or taking advantage of openings your opponent creates, intentionally or unintentionally. Remember what you're there for. If a person steps into a full contact match they've got to be willing to give AND take.
Don't beat youself up over it.
Respects,
Bill Parsons
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SRyuFighter
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No I am not a Black Belt. I guess my instructor thought that she could handle the situatioin. There were two matches going on. I assume he was watching that one at the time.
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BTW, IS this for real? I doubt any 18 yr old girl who is a 2nd degree BB would cry after being kneed at the stomach. Afterall, being a BB, she must have been struck many many times already, and must have lost fights, and even got unfairly struck before.
I find this story fishy.
What kind of BB your school is producing, if this is true?
And what the heck she was crying about? Made no sense whatsoever. If anything, any 18 year old girl would throw it right back at you 2X harder.
I find this story fishy.
What kind of BB your school is producing, if this is true?
And what the heck she was crying about? Made no sense whatsoever. If anything, any 18 year old girl would throw it right back at you 2X harder.
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SRyuFighter
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Yes it's for real! I take offense to someone calling me a liar. I knocked the wind out of her. Plain and simple. I don't quite know why she was crying, as I'm not her.
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Rob_Broad
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Thats almost the same way I met my wife. She walked in to a kick, it must have really stunned her because she ended up with me.
Johnathan Napalm
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Oh c'mon. This is the internet. People are often dramatic in story telling. I am not calling any one a liar. One would need proof in order to make that accusation. I just find a lot of loose ends in the story.
What I know is, most 18 yr old would NOT cry. They will get right back at you and MAKE YOU CRY instead!
How come you didn't bother to go ask her why she cried? The first thing anyone would do, would rush to her side to see what was wrong. Wouldn't you be concerned if she was injured? I know I would. I would drop everything to rush to help her. Afterall, she is your fellow training partner, not some punk you kicked.
She is a 2nd degree BB. Now if she got hurt, she might shed a few tears, as most would. But bout her eyes out? Unusual, wouldn't you say?
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SRyuFighter
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When I embellish my stories they are way off the wall. She cried, I didn't say she started bawling or anything. Tears were shed and she stood there in obvious pain for a minute. I didnt go to her because my sensei told me to bow out and go sit down. And yes Jonathan 18 year olds DO CRY. Obviousily, Just because your a black belt doesnt make you invincible. Skilled? Yes. But you can stll get the wind knocked out of you.
tarabos
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quick...contact Kaith and have him change your username to RyuRiccoSuave....
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JDenz
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Good thing it wsn't me I would have cracked her with a stick nd laughed at her.
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JDenz
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For some of you more sensitive types out there that was a joke. I wouldn't feel bad at all If I were you. Would you feel bad if it was a guy. If a women wants to be treated like an equal treat them like an equal.
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So she shedded a few tears. Big deal. You made it sounded like she was crying her eyes out. Sheeze!
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If it was me, I would definitely find out what happened to my training partner, even if I was not the one who hurt her or him.
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SRyuFighter
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What are you trying to do her Jonathan?
Cruentus
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the seemingly impossible to answer question has been asked. Good job, SRyuFighter.
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SRyuFighter
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haha thanks Paul.
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Just how do you treat people you train with?
Too much to expect from a teenager, I suppose.
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SRyuFighter
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Originally posted by Johnathan Napalm
Just how do you treat people you train with?
Too much to expect from a teenager, I suppose.
I treat them with respect. But when my Sensei is there a split second after the event and tells me to bow out and go sit down. I'm not going to tell him no and go check on her. I don't think being a teenager has anything to do with it. That is a very immature outlook, you can't justify your whims by saying oh well he's a teenager.
