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    Strong spear hand

    I have also heard and read that this can cause you to lose your fingernails and cause deformation of the hands.... better to stay away from it.
    Post by: RedDragon, Jul 24, 2003 in forum: General Martial Arts Discussion
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    Multiple Opponents

    :rolleyes: Actually, yes I have been in this type of situation before. I was in an altercation that involved 5 guys. I managed to get 2 of them...
    Post by: RedDragon, Jul 24, 2003 in forum: MMA
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    Multiple Opponents

    I have to agree with you on that one!! It is a scary situation to be in, and there is no doubt that you will get hurt.
    Post by: RedDragon, Jul 24, 2003 in forum: MMA
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    Multiple Opponents

    Well in that case, take out the loud mouth of the group first, and hope that is scares the crap out of everyone else.
    Post by: RedDragon, Jul 24, 2003 in forum: MMA
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    Multiple Opponents

    Wearing Grey.... Nowhere did I say to be diplomatic.... just try to talk your way out of it BEFORE it escalates to a pounding. Be sensible?...
    Post by: RedDragon, Jul 24, 2003 in forum: MMA
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    Multiple Opponents

    I am really surprised with some of the responses in this thread!:eek: "Buy a gun"; "light their car on fire"; "hunt them down on by one"; "use...
    Post by: RedDragon, Jul 24, 2003 in forum: MMA
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    katana legal issues

    I was just wondering why you would want to walk around with your Katana?
    Post by: RedDragon, Jul 24, 2003 in forum: Weapons
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    Styles of Karate.

    Most karate styles do not COME from Kung fu, but kung fu has lent to some of the techniques used in Karate.
    Post by: RedDragon, Jul 24, 2003 in forum: Karate
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    Whch Level of Hell

    3rd Level of Hell for me... oh well
    Post by: RedDragon, Jul 22, 2003 in forum: Off Topic Area
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    Karate without kata

    Without that chain of evolution of martial arts, we wouldn't be learning what we do today.... so honoring people starts with your Sensei or...
    Post by: RedDragon, Jul 22, 2003 in forum: Karate
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    Karate without kata

    By taking the Kata out of Karate, you are disrespecting the founding Masters of your style. They created the katas and incorporated them into the...
    Post by: RedDragon, Jul 22, 2003 in forum: Karate
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    what's your job?!

    Geological consultant
    Post by: RedDragon, Jul 22, 2003 in forum: Off Topic Area
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    What would you do?

    First thing I would try would be to talk down the situation, try and talk my way out of it. If that didn't work, then I'd try to walk away from...
    Post by: RedDragon, Jul 21, 2003 in forum: Kung Fu
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    Joint lock/Throw from incoming punch

    The interception of the punch and the corresponding lock would be dependant on the type of punch, and to what area.
    Post by: RedDragon, Jul 21, 2003 in forum: General Martial Arts Discussion
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    Is the traditional aspect of karate dying?

    Paul makes a good point, it is in the eye of the beholder... Here is what I personally think is traditional... 1) A proper bowing ceremony at...
    Post by: RedDragon, Jul 19, 2003 in forum: Karate
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    Is the traditional aspect of karate dying?

    I don't think that the tradition is dying, although my club just received an infusion of "tradition" form Gosei Yamaguchi. My Sensei's Sensei (say...
    Post by: RedDragon, Jul 18, 2003 in forum: Karate
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    Uniform snobs?

    I'm going to jump in and give my opinion... I am a traditionalist... I believe that a Gi is the only garment that we should train in when in the...
    Post by: RedDragon, Jul 18, 2003 in forum: Karate
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    TRADITIONAL KARATE -vs- FULL CONTACT KARATE

    The way I see it, everyone trains in full contact Karate... but for the sake of safety and insurance purposes, when kumite occurs in a dojo, it is...
    Post by: RedDragon, Jul 18, 2003 in forum: Karate
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