Let’s say, hypothetically, we happened to meet at a throwdown. What set of rules would satisfy you?
I don’t think my credentials came into question. Even if they did, it’s not that hard to prove since there’s no “ultra classified, delta force” stuff. There’s no “super sniper” stuff. And I never did any covert ops for the CIA that I can’t talk about and no one can verify because everyone else dies, and I’m the only one left from the secret group. I can talk about 99% of what I’ve done, so if you have 5 minutes, hit me up.
If you want to make an interesting “ninjutsu” point, you can look at how although the Bujinkan has 2 ninjutsu arts, and apparently the fighting art was used by “Ninja”, the actual fighting arts are taijutsu, jutaijutsu, etc. Technically, you could say the military has taught me more about “ninjutsu”, in the idea of stealth and camo, than “ninjutsu” did.
No weapons, no incapacitant sprays/powders etc, no tag team buddies running in during the fight, no willful ‘lethal techniques’ (Windpipe destruction, cranial seperation etc.)
It’s unlikely you’ll see me fighting at a throwdown. I’m just not that interested in competition to do it. I made my challenge to a particular member due to the rude remarks they were making, I have no beef with anyone who respectfully states their opinion (And can validate comments they make with proof)
No prismatic sprays.
Yes those are the worst of all, those prysmatic sprays.
Sorry, I’m not into death matches. I’d be happy to throwdown though. Rules are there to protect both participants. You really do lack critical thinking skills. If a person can mount you and choke you, they are at the advantage and have the choice to poke your eyes out, bite, pinch or noogie you. You aren’t going to gouge the eyes of a guy that has a RNC on you, it just ain’t going to happen. The “i have deadly techniques” argument has been debunked numerous times on this and other websites.
Your eggshells filled with demon dust might give you a slight advantage though.
Taijutsu sucks. I have proof:
Pardon? Care to elaborate on how quoting that proves taijutsu sucks? I can bring a gun or a sword or metsubishi or a dog to a fight too. What is your point?
This is the one site where any number of people would be more than willing to take you up on that sort of thing.
Where do you live again? If you said it in the other thread, I think I missed it due to all the pro wrestling pics spamming up the thread.
I have a good friend of mine in FAST company right now. From what I understand, the MA training you get in the military has a lot to do with using their weapon. Stuff that can be applied to an unarmed competition can be roughly equivilant to anywhere between two weeks and two months of heavy bjj training depending on what branch and section of that branch you belong to.
Anyone who performs any better than the level of a few months of solid contact training knows his shit before he enlisted. So, with all due respect to those currently in the military, I don’t see how military training alone gives any more experience than a large number of the people on the board already have in unarmed, competitive MA and I’m getting kind of tired of people using it to establish ethos.
If anyone who has military experience feels their training inside has been somehow more productive than their training outside, please enlighten me as to how. Everything I’ve heard indicates to me that the government trains to have their people know just enough MA to pick up the slack if shooting a mother fucker doesn’t work out the way it should.
Bring a dog? Does the dog know Dog Boxing kung fu?
Yawn. Keep the personal attacks coming. If that’s the worst you’ve got then looks like this is easy street.
Back on topic please. Would someone answer my question about BJJ weapons training, or are you all just too busy trying to create new lame personal attacks?
I agree. There is almost always a wide plethora of stationary objects around that the BJJer can choose to slam ninjas into.
And vice versa.
No, because ninjas couldn’t grapple if you made them into the tentacle demons from any one of their favorite hentai movies.
Damn, I thought you were gonna say Kenjus. 
PL
>No, because ninjas couldn’t grapple if you made them into the tentacle demons from any one of their favorite hentai movies. <
Some more shallow personal attacks. Keep em coming guy, you’re at high school level verbal assault now. You’ll be a real master soon. Just keep practicing.
In actuality, you can’t prove that ‘ninjas’ can or cannot grapple, due to the fact that you don’t know what taijutsu is except for what you’ve seen in several 30 second clips off of the internet.
Please quantify your statement with REAL proof. Grapple a shihan please, please please.
By the way, I now see how this site stays up and running. Idiots like you guys are actually stupid enough to donate to it, just so you can get your rocks off by dissing other martial arts. WTG, you’re SUPER! Problem is, there’s no substance to this site. Seems like just a collecting ground for a lot of BJJ wannabe’s and has beens. There are of course some good BJJ’ists here but they seem to be the minority. You can tell them apart by the fact that they don’t claim their style is the supreme MA of all time. Guess that counts you out eh?
How about all the taijutsu / ?kan people who I’ve thrown and submitted?
Please quantify your statement with REAL proof. Grapple a shihan please, please please
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The Gracies tend to claim that their martial art is the best, but I guess they aren’t very good.
Care to prove your statement Shuma-Gorath? Video?
Why not ask Phil Legare for a fight next time he’s in Toronto. Have fun.
Also, Tanemura Shoto is in Milwaukee every so often. That isn’t too far from Toronto. I’ve driven there to watch baseball games in the past from TO. Maybe you can demonstrate your uber leet BJJ at a Genbukan TaiKai.