[QUOTE=doofaloofa;2789412]Tell a teenager to ‘Throw him hard till he leaves’ is asking for injuries
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If it weren’t a judo class I might agree. It’s a judo (sorry jujutsu) class, however, and in judo (jujutsu aarrghh) you don’t throw the teenagers or the wall flowers or the unmotivated ukes any easier than you would anyone else.
Who actually tries to throw people lightly in j_____??? White belts who hurt their uke, that’s who. It’s happened to me.
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Call me names if you like wabbit, but think before you dish out advice to young people
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If you ever thought before you posted, you’d post 90% less than you do and would not have been banned once already.
I advised him to throw his undermotivated training partner hard. I would have also advised him to throw his overmotivated training partner hard.
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Incidentally, what experience and rank do you hold in judo?[/QUOTE]
I have a few years of training, through the UMASS athletic department in the late 90s, which was run by a (very skilled) local judo club instructor and his seniors. I was close to green belt (close to joining his off campus club, in fact) when I was injured and had to stop going.
I don’t try to instruct people on proper judo technique on Bullshido. But I know enough about judo and judo injuries to know what I meant when I said “Throw him hard until he leaves, or decides to become better at what he’s doing.”
Hell, Hadzu just pointed out it’s not even judo (sorry about that Hadzu, that is my stupidity). It wouldn’t change my answer at all, and neither does your bullshit where you claim I am suggesting he throw the kid through a window or something.