Aside from initial impact, I would posit that the finish of the surface would be instrumental in severity of incidental damage
Way more abrasion from asphalt compared to well finished concrete
I have years of Judo and Jujitsu gym time behind me, just not decades like most of these other guys. A lot of these guys are fit to be serious professional coaches.
You however talk like you don’t have any real training in ne waza other than stuff you watched on the internet. Because of that, your input isn’t important or particularly valued.
Do you know how many Bullshido members have trained, sparred, and shared notes with other Bullshido members, in person as well as virtually?
Did you know I was one of those few?
Of course you don’t. And you don’t value my input simply because you’re a Newbie, struggling in the Post Newbietown Apocalypse, and your verbal judo skills will continue to suck ass until you learn, or you leave.
Jesus christ, stop filling your heads with this faker mentality.
I don’t value your input because you’re the newbie and you don’t know enough to understand why that is.
You’re an anon who never posted in Newbietown, and doesn’t know the secret of the K.C. Fighting System.
Pretty sure I made my case. You’re no Bully, not even close. All your training up to this point has clearly been dead training.
This is “faker mentality”, fyi. You don’t even know who is this guy is.
Yeah sort of. But you don’t fight people fifty times a day. (Mostly) so I used to take a bit of bark off my hands rolling around on concrete and then that would suck. But if you only get scrapes and cuts every now and then it isn’t that bad.
And as a side note this is why I don’t bother much training with belt kit. I might go down, bounce of my radio and have a big bruise there that day. But it is not the same as drilling it and falling on it constantly for an hour.
I rest my case.
Bitch, you never had a case.
To vaguely take this guy seriously. I have this explanation. There is 90%of fighting which is basically being able to fuck guys up. And then there is 10% of fighting which is all this specific street stuff.
Let’s just use multiple attackers. I have trained in it and have done it for real. But for some amazing reason the 150kg k1 fighting islander I was with at the time was a lot better at multiple opponents than I was. Even though he hadn’t trained that.
So you can spend 90% of your time training 10%of the fight but you are probably going to be pretty inefficient when it comes down to using it.
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By “they” you mean Mr. “MODERN URBAN WARRIOR Self Defense & Fitness”?
He lost me when he started using all the ground techniques and ignoring all the standing waza while claiming BJJ was a death sentence during a 1:x vesus, where x > 1.
I have known legitimate combat sports guys who go full rhetoric when discussing the street.
It is a really weird mental shift.
I blame industry training. Because if you have enough rank or prestige you are considered an expert say any old thing and nobody can tell you to shut the fuck up.
And then these guys go. Well this stuff is the industry standard so they must be doing something right. They wouldn’t be putting professionals in harms way armed with two weeks of any old shit.
Let’s just believe them.
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Wabbit,
Worse, you feign expertise that you don’t have while referring to yourself as an authority figure and that just totally undermines absolutely everything you say here. And the petty nonsense you drag up when people call you on your ridiculous bullshit is just beyond the pale.
If you’re not mentally ill or abusing amphetamines, you’re a world class insecure stupid asshole and I have no interest in putting up with that kind of nonsense.
So put me on ignore, cupcake.
Are you determined to be a transient here?
DUDE
He could SMELL that blue belt at one point in his training history.
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Again, with the skill/experience by association thing.
I’m not going to let up on you on this, ever.
I’ve been around, trained with high level judoka my entire life. Run dojo, competed, been a national level ref, run tournaments (not just small ones), was on the BOD of USJI (before they restructured), trained/coached national level (teen aged) judoka who medalled at that level of events, including two who are now living and training in Montreal at the Canadian OTC.
That doesn’t make the equal to or even in the same league as any of the high level judoka I associated with, trained with, was trained by (in judo, judo reffing, judo coaching/teaching, administration, etc).
I was for sure enriched by the experiences, and learned a lot, and got better.
A-Fucking-Men.
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Neither do you.
I still can.
Does your nose even work anymore, after all that training?
Does anything work?
My nose works.
I’m working for a living.
I’m already a blue belt.
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Sure, ear grind me. Just like a judoka…