If you want to uh know what the goopy bloody inside of an ear looks like
Leslie Smith is happy to teach you
A trap is for fish: when you've got the fish, you can forget the trap. A snare is for rabbits: when you've got the rabbit, you can forget the snare. Words are for meaning: when you've got the meaning, you can forget the words.
Putting on my boots and walking to Stockholm right now. I figure once I get there I'll kill and skin someone to sneak in undetected. This is what all those years of desensitising myself to violence through video games were for.
i like that in this post @Peter Ebel never mentioned actually getting a ticket.
Btw, anybody who understands Korean able to translate this? Bing didn't do a very good job:
Hahaha Bing translate for Korean is total rubbish. His message basically says that his love for his newborn baby grows greater each day.
In other Korean MMA news, "Korean Superboy" Doo Ho Choi will make is UFC debut this weekend as the curtain jerker on the Edgar vs Swanson card. He's arguably the top prospect out of Korea right now and has a fearless fighting style, similar to the old Korean Zombie. He was also a really nice guy when he stopped by our gym last month.
Man some nasty KOs in his highlight reel, will def watch for him. It always makes me a fan right away when people have worked with the fighter and had a real positive experience meeting them.
"I will f**kin' beat you into the ground in front of your whole life that I don't get to have." -Nick Diaz
This has been a big story lately. Pat Barry and Thug Rose have been very vocal about it and people have been coming out of the woodwork with horror stories about Duke Roufus' gym.
I couldn't stomach watching that video all the way through, which was basically the final moments of somebody's life.
What is up with asshole trainers? First Lloyd Irvin, and now this? I'm curious to hear what guys like the Pettis bros. and Erik Koch have to say about this.
Eric Schafer, former head grappling coach at Roufus Sport confirms the stories of Duke being an angry fellow. Duke pretty much said as much himself on Rogan's podcast. He runs a hard gym with the intention of making people quit. He got fucking twinkles in his eyes when he talked about Pettis fighting with a dislocated shoulder early in his career. I can see how a head coach with that attitude could lead to a gym culture that lets people die in the ring.
The other important aspects of this matter are that the doctor at the show seems to have been a fucking quack who trains at Roufus Sport, weigh ins on the day of the fight and no prior medical examinations for the fighters.
Ugh damn. I couldn't watch it once his corner man started forcing him to sit up and pinning him against the corner. Alpha male testosterone bullshit. Ugh.
It's horrible man but it's important. Shit like this is still out there and while there's tons of very high level gyms that are very respectable these kinda spots are still out there. I know some big name fighters that have hit people outside the ring and outside of training, intentionally hurt guys in training (pretty badly) and there's gyms that just push this old school mentality, they teach their guys to be mean a hell in an out of the ring, to fight dirty and to act like colossal d-bags outside the ring. Stuffs out there, it's terrible for the sport and it's gotta stop.
"I will f**kin' beat you into the ground in front of your whole life that I don't get to have." -Nick Diaz
Kelvin Gastelum is fighting Tyrone Woodley on Jan 31st. Awesome. Rampage is regretting his decision to go to Bellator, no surprise there, and Brock Lesnar's contract with the WWE is in march and sounds like we'll see him back in the UFC. So Frank Mir and Overeem have hope for that down the road.
Oh and celebrate the holidays with this freaking amazing gear.
I just realized that it's been 6 years since I was last inside of a cage. That's incredibly depressing especially considering how out of shape I've become.
I just realized that it's been 6 years since I was last inside of a cage. That's incredibly depressing especially considering how out of shape I've become.
What is the MMA for olds ?
BJJ. Old dudes compete on the regular.
"I will f**kin' beat you into the ground in front of your whole life that I don't get to have." -Nick Diaz
i was only good at being really fast and creative. great BJJ defense just to stand back up.
it was ground and pound + defense then disengage to stand back up where I could be more clever
sigh. i think i need to let it go.
Dude, fuck that. Stay involved in the sport, go find a BJJ school and just go roll, learn some new tricks. Or do some thai, boxing or MMA classes and help some of the new guys out man. Could always keep fighting too, could do some kickboxing, thai or boxing fights. Just stay involved in the sport somehow, even if you aren't going to fight and you can't spar or roll like you used to you can help a fight team and have a big impact in a gym.
"I will f**kin' beat you into the ground in front of your whole life that I don't get to have." -Nick Diaz
i was only good at being really fast and creative. great BJJ defense just to stand back up.
it was ground and pound + defense then disengage to stand back up where I could be more clever
sigh. i think i need to let it go.
Dude, fuck that. Stay involved in the sport, go find a BJJ school and just go roll, learn some new tricks. Or do some thai, boxing or MMA classes and help some of the new guys out man. Could always keep fighting too, could do some kickboxing, thai or boxing fights. Just stay involved in the sport somehow, even if you aren't going to fight and you can't spar or roll like you used to you can help a fight team and have a big impact in a gym.
i'm going to be 27 soon. I competed at 145. I weigh nearly 245 now.
I can't hop back in. But I appreciate the encouragement.
i was only good at being really fast and creative. great BJJ defense just to stand back up.
it was ground and pound + defense then disengage to stand back up where I could be more clever
sigh. i think i need to let it go.
Dude, fuck that. Stay involved in the sport, go find a BJJ school and just go roll, learn some new tricks. Or do some thai, boxing or MMA classes and help some of the new guys out man. Could always keep fighting too, could do some kickboxing, thai or boxing fights. Just stay involved in the sport somehow, even if you aren't going to fight and you can't spar or roll like you used to you can help a fight team and have a big impact in a gym.
i'm going to be 27 soon. I competed at 145. I weigh nearly 245 now.
I can't hop back in. But I appreciate the encouragement.
I'm 34 years old, bi-polar and smoked for 13 years. You can still get involved again man. If you can throw one punch, even if it's a shit punch, or shrimp one time you can train, just gotta build on that and force yourself to work through it, you could get better then you were in your prime if you work at it. You have experience, there's people out there that could benefit from having ya around, training's the best way to get healthy and could save your life plus you'd get to choke some fools and meet some cool people. This shit saved my life man, I can't even tell you. Anyone who has even the slightest interest in this shit, regardless of physical condition, should train. I've seen people lose over a hundred pounds, a guy cut his cholesterol in half when his doctor basically told him he was fucked and a whole ton of people better their lives. Hell, I ended up standing up in the guy I met and worked with my first day there's wedding. It's not about fighting man, it's about self improvement and living a better life, get back into it. If anyone's on the fence, find a good reputable non-jackass gym and go train, you won't regret it.
*edit* Shit man, that 67 year old guy I just saw get his blue belt, he wasn't like a FRESH 67, that guy looked like he was straight out of the retirement home and he was still going. And he was no joke, he knew his shit, he won't be winning any competitions anytime soon here but he's having fun he's healthier by training and if somebody's beating someone up he could hop on their back and choke them the fuck out while coughing dust in their ear.
Chessboxing909 on
"I will f**kin' beat you into the ground in front of your whole life that I don't get to have." -Nick Diaz
i was only good at being really fast and creative. great BJJ defense just to stand back up.
it was ground and pound + defense then disengage to stand back up where I could be more clever
sigh. i think i need to let it go.
Dude, fuck that. Stay involved in the sport, go find a BJJ school and just go roll, learn some new tricks. Or do some thai, boxing or MMA classes and help some of the new guys out man. Could always keep fighting too, could do some kickboxing, thai or boxing fights. Just stay involved in the sport somehow, even if you aren't going to fight and you can't spar or roll like you used to you can help a fight team and have a big impact in a gym.
i'm going to be 27 soon. I competed at 145. I weigh nearly 245 now.
I can't hop back in. But I appreciate the encouragement.
I'm 34 years old, bi-polar and smoked for 13 years. You can still get involved again man. If you can throw one punch, even if it's a shit punch, or shrimp one time you can train, just gotta build on that and force yourself to work through it, you could get better then you were in your prime if you work at it. You have experience, there's people out there that could benefit from having ya around, training's the best way to get healthy and could save your life plus you'd get to choke some fools and meet some cool people. This shit saved my life man, I can't even tell you. Anyone who has even the slightest interest in this shit, regardless of physical condition, should train. I've seen people lose over a hundred pounds, a guy cut his cholesterol in half when his doctor basically told him he was fucked and a whole ton of people better their lives. Hell, I ended up standing up in the guy I met and worked with my first day there's wedding. It's not about fighting man, it's about self improvement and living a better life, get back into it. If anyone's on the fence, find a good reputable non-jackass gym and go train, you won't regret it.
*edit* Shit man, that 67 year old guy I just saw get his blue belt, he wasn't like a FRESH 67, that guy looked like he was straight out of the retirement home and he was still going. And he was no joke, he knew his shit, he won't be winning any competitions anytime soon here but he's having fun he's healthier by training and if somebody's beating someone up he could hop on their back and choke them the fuck out while coughing dust in their ear.
This. 1000x this. There is a guy in my gym in his 50's who just woke up one morning and decided he wanted to start doing strength exercises and muay thai. He was out of shape and ate like shit and hadn't exercised in years, and it was hard for him. But, he put in the time, and he's down to something like 12% body fat, and he gets through our conditioning circuits in about 2/3 of the time it takes me.
It's never too late. In fact, at 27, you probably still have a metabolism that will let you bounce back from 245. You'll have to eat clean and put in the time at the gym, but you can do it. It's only going to get harder the older you get.
Shoot, at 27 you don't even have to eat that well (though it sure helps)
A trap is for fish: when you've got the fish, you can forget the trap. A snare is for rabbits: when you've got the rabbit, you can forget the snare. Words are for meaning: when you've got the meaning, you can forget the words.
i was only good at being really fast and creative. great BJJ defense just to stand back up.
it was ground and pound + defense then disengage to stand back up where I could be more clever
sigh. i think i need to let it go.
Dude, fuck that. Stay involved in the sport, go find a BJJ school and just go roll, learn some new tricks. Or do some thai, boxing or MMA classes and help some of the new guys out man. Could always keep fighting too, could do some kickboxing, thai or boxing fights. Just stay involved in the sport somehow, even if you aren't going to fight and you can't spar or roll like you used to you can help a fight team and have a big impact in a gym.
i'm going to be 27 soon. I competed at 145. I weigh nearly 245 now.
I can't hop back in. But I appreciate the encouragement.
Dude... that's not even close to being old.
If you don't get back into it has nothing to do with not be able to or being too old.
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Wtf. Who challenges a guy to a fight after pummelling them for 3 rounds.
Oh... tito.
I love south american ground karate
I looked at pictures I shouldn't have
If you want to uh know what the goopy bloody inside of an ear looks like
Leslie Smith is happy to teach you
http://steamcommunity.com/id/pablocampy
i like that in this post @Peter Ebel never mentioned actually getting a ticket.
Stay Scandinavian friend.
minus one point
This is pretty cool
I love south american ground karate
I love south american ground karate
Btw, anybody who understands Korean able to translate this? Bing didn't do a very good job:
yessss
caralho!
if anyone other than Renato comes out of that tunnel to challenge magalhaes, I'll be very disappointed
Just a little.
http://imgur.com/ZJXvSr8
this is how cain loses his title when he comes back
Hahaha Bing translate for Korean is total rubbish. His message basically says that his love for his newborn baby grows greater each day.
In other Korean MMA news, "Korean Superboy" Doo Ho Choi will make is UFC debut this weekend as the curtain jerker on the Edgar vs Swanson card. He's arguably the top prospect out of Korea right now and has a fearless fighting style, similar to the old Korean Zombie. He was also a really nice guy when he stopped by our gym last month.
Here's a highlight reel of his matches in Japan.
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I love south american ground karate
This has been a big story lately. Pat Barry and Thug Rose have been very vocal about it and people have been coming out of the woodwork with horror stories about Duke Roufus' gym.
Its a very important story and I could see it causing changes in the way local shows are handled.
I love south american ground karate
What is up with asshole trainers? First Lloyd Irvin, and now this? I'm curious to hear what guys like the Pettis bros. and Erik Koch have to say about this.
The other important aspects of this matter are that the doctor at the show seems to have been a fucking quack who trains at Roufus Sport, weigh ins on the day of the fight and no prior medical examinations for the fighters.
I love south american ground karate
Oh and celebrate the holidays with this freaking amazing gear.
http://www.projectcauliflowerear.com/ugly-xmas-gear/
I love south american ground karate
http://www.bloodyelbow.com/2014/11/18/7239971/ufc--erik-koch-defends-duke-roufus-dennis-munson-death
I love south american ground karate
What is the MMA for olds ?
BJJ. Old dudes compete on the regular.
I love south american ground karate
i was only good at being really fast and creative. great BJJ defense just to stand back up.
it was ground and pound + defense then disengage to stand back up where I could be more clever
sigh. i think i need to let it go.
Dude, fuck that. Stay involved in the sport, go find a BJJ school and just go roll, learn some new tricks. Or do some thai, boxing or MMA classes and help some of the new guys out man. Could always keep fighting too, could do some kickboxing, thai or boxing fights. Just stay involved in the sport somehow, even if you aren't going to fight and you can't spar or roll like you used to you can help a fight team and have a big impact in a gym.
I love south american ground karate
i'm going to be 27 soon. I competed at 145. I weigh nearly 245 now.
I can't hop back in. But I appreciate the encouragement.
I'm 34 years old, bi-polar and smoked for 13 years. You can still get involved again man. If you can throw one punch, even if it's a shit punch, or shrimp one time you can train, just gotta build on that and force yourself to work through it, you could get better then you were in your prime if you work at it. You have experience, there's people out there that could benefit from having ya around, training's the best way to get healthy and could save your life plus you'd get to choke some fools and meet some cool people. This shit saved my life man, I can't even tell you. Anyone who has even the slightest interest in this shit, regardless of physical condition, should train. I've seen people lose over a hundred pounds, a guy cut his cholesterol in half when his doctor basically told him he was fucked and a whole ton of people better their lives. Hell, I ended up standing up in the guy I met and worked with my first day there's wedding. It's not about fighting man, it's about self improvement and living a better life, get back into it. If anyone's on the fence, find a good reputable non-jackass gym and go train, you won't regret it.
*edit* Shit man, that 67 year old guy I just saw get his blue belt, he wasn't like a FRESH 67, that guy looked like he was straight out of the retirement home and he was still going. And he was no joke, he knew his shit, he won't be winning any competitions anytime soon here but he's having fun he's healthier by training and if somebody's beating someone up he could hop on their back and choke them the fuck out while coughing dust in their ear.
I love south american ground karate
This. 1000x this. There is a guy in my gym in his 50's who just woke up one morning and decided he wanted to start doing strength exercises and muay thai. He was out of shape and ate like shit and hadn't exercised in years, and it was hard for him. But, he put in the time, and he's down to something like 12% body fat, and he gets through our conditioning circuits in about 2/3 of the time it takes me.
It's never too late. In fact, at 27, you probably still have a metabolism that will let you bounce back from 245. You'll have to eat clean and put in the time at the gym, but you can do it. It's only going to get harder the older you get.
bahahahaah
I freaking love Renzo, I gotta meet this guy some day. I have a list of names I want to meet and learn from someday and he's definitely top 3.
I love south american ground karate
I love south american ground karate
I love south american ground karate
Dude... that's not even close to being old.
If you don't get back into it has nothing to do with not be able to or being too old.
It's just simply you chose not to.
http://mmajunkie.com/2014/11/vitor-belfort-passes-nsac-administered-random-drug-test-ahead-of-ufc-184-title-fight