You have introduced the concept of "different level of violence". Under the multiple opponents situation, your life is in danger. How do you know how much violence that you should commit?
Any throw onto a hard surface can cause sufficient pain or injury to end a fight. These ones look more likely to end a life.There are many different throws exist in MA. Not every throw can be used to end a fight. How to throw your opponent so his head will hit on the ground is the key.
Why there are no MA discussion in this area? Your thought?
That was myself in that throwing dummy video. You are right. The dummy is stiff. It's difficult to use it for hip throw. But it can be used for embracing throw, firemen's carry throw nicely. It's just some weight with human form that you lift it up and then smash back down to the ground.
In your drunk uncle example, it's not a fight and no violence should be involved. You can
We are always going to have to make a choice of violence level if we have to use our skills "on the street". It's a reality that we can apply many of our skills along a pretty broad continuum of violence levels. We can choose to apply them at their most violent, their least violent, or somewhere in between. I'm unlikely to throw someone with maximum force and targeting the head, unless I feel my life is threatened. If you choose to apply maximum violence in lesser circumstances, that is your option.
We are talking about the same thing with different terms. By using my term, violence is violence. There is no 50% violence and 100% violence.
It's not 1/2-force fighting. When I throw, I have a range of options of how I use that throw. Even if I feel I need maximum violence, there are times I may not want to put maximum effort or muscle into a throw (maintain balance, existing injury, second attacker, whatever). It might even be that I select a use of the throw that softens the throw to open up other options at the end (drop a knee on them) to result in more total violence.
That last one looks like a Judo throw (drop seoi nage, IIRC). A few in the middle were halfway between slams and hip throws. A nice compilation.
Not sure. probably because there is less confusion about throws. You always know when you get a throw correct.
The last one is. Judo is popular in some parts of Africa.
If you
How do you do half a throw? I would think that would be dangerous. Depending on the type of throw you are doing, half-way is well beyond the point of being able to stop the throw.
Too much training required (or not) and little application, either in sport, war or self defence. In war you can kill, but you have other better means...There are many different throws exist in MA. Not every throw can be used to end a fight. How to throw your opponent so his head will hit on the ground is the key.
Why there are no MA discussion in this area? Your thought?
