these are good mixed marital art highlights.......know a couple of the creators.....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5flS5zFnhuw

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-pJsbOmrYNY

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OWclT9qMAqI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qOsm8DTYeI

 

those were cool... i really liked the second guy....

 

Genki's entrace is as fun to watch as his fights.He is a true showman and one of my favorites.I also like Randy.I studied JKD for a short wile and saw it to be an unbelievably powerfull martial art.But this is no superise coming from Bruce.I studied Jujitsu while I was in the Marine Corps and have also studied Tai Kwon Do.So i personlly appreciate your post.

 

so i would have to say, you could kick some ***.... lol lol lol..... good thing i'm your friend.... right???? lol lol lol

 

awesome i study bjj (jiu jitsu) and i plan on getting into muay thai or kick boxing down teh road.

 

Well ,there's always someone badder and I've not seen anyone kick ole smith and wesson's but yet,lol.I just wanted to focus my energy on something more rewarding while I had free time (libo) in the Corps bro.I personly don't like to fight I just want to be able to protect my family and myself.But yeah your my bro Kaw.
And Steve I stayed in Thailand for about three months and saw some brutal action.I never trained but I wish I had.Those guys actually kick trees with there chins.They have a very good pain threshold and are devastating with there technique.The fights almost always end with someone bleeding profusely.It would be something good to learn for close courters striking.

 

yea, as far as i'm concerned bjj would take out any other martial art..........it's all about avoiding the heavy punch and getting the guy to the ground, when you do that, it's all but over, you have the choice of choking teh guy out, separating something, or ground and pound. stand up you never know any guy can land a lucky punch, but if you're not trained in wrestling/bjj theres no way to stuff a takedown of a guy that knows what he's doing, thats the main reason i'm starting with jiu jitsu. i don't like to start fights, but it's nice knowing you know what you're doing if it comes to that.

 

No doubt bro.I personly like jiu jitsu(ck spelling,lol) and your right it is extremely hard to defend against once the fight goes to the ground.But I took JKD for multiple apponent encounters.If your fighting more than one guy you want to dispatch them quickly,in that instance the ground can hurt you.But if it's mono e mono than I prefer ground and pound or submission.

 

yea, i haven't been in a fight since elementary, but it's nice to know stuff. plus it's nice to keep in shape with it

 

No doubt.