Well, if you can deflect, as it were, you are better positioned.Does the strong geometric shape of spheres (and the lesser circles) also aid in deflection at all angles or is this more representative of other patterns?
Well, if you can deflect, as it were, you are better positioned.Does the strong geometric shape of spheres (and the lesser circles) also aid in deflection at all angles or is this more representative of other patterns?
I'm not big on the lesser circles, because, they are like red herrings; they give you power, but the subtract from your speed.Does the strong geometric shape of spheres (and the lesser circles) also aid in deflection at all angles or is this more representative of other patterns?
O'Saru, thanks for the description, but I think you've fallen into the training trap.
Your training sounds great, but I know nothing about how your karate style fights; what principles you learn and how those principles come together to win against opponent's?
Obviously you are talking to the wall behind me rather than trying to have a conversation so I`ll leave this thread now and leave you two to continue what seems like an absolutely facinating discussion and exchange of facts and very well though out analysis of the matters at hand. Bye![]()
I'm not big on the lesser circles, because, they are like red herrings; they give you power, but the subtract from your speed.![]()
Translation: "damn, he's right. But I can't say that after being so dismissive, so let me bail out and pretend I'm too good to debate.
Because starting a thread about the technical and tactical elements of different ma styles is serious trolling.
Thanks TOD, but I just can't picture it. It really must be too advanced!
It may or may not, I don't know but we have had a lot of faux serious posters who turned out to be trolling or just wanted to post how good BJJ is over everything else.![]()
Did you defeat them, or did they just not see you?But.BJJ is the greatest! I once defeated a whole ninja army on my back. No kata could achieve that.
So my question is, without reference to training, can.you please define how you move, how that movement fits into a fight and what your overall plan for victory is - as defined by your karate style.