Do you want to tell us then what it is. I'm sorry, but if you have and inseam to waist ratio as he does then it IS fat. I watche him do a demo and he was out of breath and sweating like a pig(no pun intended) within a few minutes. Most of the public can be wowed by their demonstrations, but if you are trained and look closely you will be able to see through their crap.rmcrobertson said:I also like his writing. And I'm pretty sure that ain't fat.
bushi jon said:You know I am only 6'3" and 298 pound and sweat like a pig when I work out. I work out 2 hours a day 5 days a week then I train 4 hours every other day I would imagine that I look fat in a hakama or a gi to but it does not mean I can not fight. Being that judgemental about a persons look is bad for the arts no matter what flavor you study. Ed Parker looked like a huge oaf but I wood not want to fight him.
Ed Parker was "Husky' no doubt, given the hawaiin hertiage and his bone structure I don't think he could escape that. However the Ed Parker was not a hugh oaf by any means. The Aikido guy got a few pounds on Ed Parker BTW.bushi jon said:You know I am only 6'3" and 298 pound and sweat like a pig when I work out. I work out 2 hours a day 5 days a week then I train 4 hours every other day I would imagine that I look fat in a hakama or a gi to but it does not mean I can not fight. Being that judgemental about a persons look is bad for the arts no matter what flavor you study. Ed Parker looked like a huge oaf but I wood not want to fight him.
That should be "all for naught".RRouuselot said:... and how the Honbu in Okinawa he claimed a connection with doesn't recognise him...........all for not. ...