"We are in the business of hurting people"

[Gyakuto167 176]

And no fear of man-eating sharks, lethal jelly fish, stone fish, blue-ringed octopus not to mention venomous spiders, snakes and vicious koalas

 

[drop bear4]

Good god...mate...I am not talking about training to injure training partners....Im talking about cultivating the ability to effectively deal with someone intent on causing you serious harm or death...tell you what...I will train my way and you can practice chanting at them

So am I.

Training and not hurting people equals more traing.

Therefore you get better at effectively dealing with people

 

[Prince_Alarming104 40]

I'm at a point in my life where my most dangerous enemy is a potential heart attack in 10 years' time. I do martial arts because I find the exercises keep me in shape, because I've always done them, and because they're fun- making the exercise highly stick-at-able.

 

[Buka]

I hate the beach. Pretty much all of them.
They’re pretty in the movies, though. Usually.

 

[Gyakuto167 176]

I hate the beach. Pretty much all of them.
They’re pretty in the movies, though. Usually.

Sandy beaches, after the tide has gone out are nice, by dry sand…

 

[drop bear4]

So am I.

Training and not hurting people equals more traing.

Therefore you get better at effectively dealing with people

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[Wing Woo Gar101 4]

Me too…
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Me three…

 

[Wing Woo Gar101 4]

Sandy beaches, after the tide has gone out are nice, by dry sand…

Buka lives in Paradise but hates it.

 

[Buka]

Buka lives in Paradise but hates it.

Yeah, pretty much.

 

[Prince_Alarming104 40]

Do you not like sand because it's course, rough and irritating?

 

[drop bear4]

Yeah, pretty much.

Pave it. Put up a parking lot.

We have some coral beaches that are quite fun.

 

[Stuarto116 3]

You do you boo. I will continue to enjoy my easy life by the beach.
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Wow, this is beautiful. I definitely need to take a trip to wherever this is.

 

[Stuarto116 3]

I know a gym that is specifically geared towards that holistic healing.

And they use MMA to achieve it.

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It is certainly a therapy for me. It provides purpose, structure, goals, and is a terrific stress release.

 

[Stuarto116 3]

Do you not like sand because it's course, rough and irritating?

Yes, Anakin

 

[Gyakuto167 176]

Pave it. Put up a parking lot.

We have some coral beaches that are quite fun.

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I had that once…my doctor gave me an ‘burny’ ointment for it.

 

[Buka]

Pave it. Put up a parking lot.

We have some coral beaches that are quite fun.

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Shoo-bop-bop-bop

 

[Fungus]

I know a gym that is specifically geared towards that holistic healing.

And they use MMA to achieve it.

Heeling?

 

[drop bear4]

Just as a side note. From my experience with real world violence. I was mostly in the not getting hurt business. And so by the time I managed to shut down someones potential threats. And got them in to a position they couldn't hurt me.

I didn't need to hurt them that much.

My example of why I don't like the hurting people business, would be the Don Fry fight. Yes you are dishing out the damage. But is it really worth it?

 

[Fungus]

My example of why I don't like the hurting people business, would be the Don Fry fight. Yes you are dishing out the damage. But is it really worth it?

Thats not a fun thing to see such a brawl hammering each other. Not much elegance.

That aside, they took alot of knees but my first wondering(didnt see that before) is how come they are so close punching by noone fires a single elbow to the head?? It would probably be that natural thing todo when tired and so close. But I googled and it seems it was not legal in that fight?

 

[Wing Woo Gar101 4]

Just as a side note. From my experience with real world violence. I was mostly in the not getting hurt business. And so by the time I managed to shut down someones potential threats. And got them in to a position they couldn't hurt me.

I didn't need to hurt them that much.

My example of why I don't like the hurting people business, would be the Don Fry fight. Yes you are dishing out the damage. But is it really worth it?

A truly gruesome display. That level of grit is amazing. I think the injuries were serious.