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Anonymous 301811

Any nonas here into martial arts ? How is it helping you and why did you chose your martial art ?

Anonymous 301821

I used to train Judo because I saw my cousin use it to defend himself when I was a kid. I stuck it out for 3 years, right up until I saw my instructor get knocked out by an amateur boxing student in under a few seconds. I realised I would have to train my entire life to protect myself from an average moid who'd been in a few fights. I'm not attacking anyone who wants to train for fitness, discipline or is willing to devote their life to the pursuit of mastery, but a gun or at least a knife is the better option for literally everyone else.

Anonymous 301824

>>301821
Doesn't that just mean boxing is better than judo?

Anonymous 301825

>>301824
Hard to say in MMA it seems like strikers get in trouble if the other guy is good at wrestling but the striker can still knock them out if they're strong

Anonymous 301827

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Those who are born with such bad senses that they have to walk manually and those who's minds go blank the moment they face someone actually determined to kill them, won't be effective at defending themselves, gun or no gun. But fortunately, avoiding to become a target of violence in the first place is the highest form of martial arts, one only needs "common" sense to practice.

Anonymous 301846

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>>301824
Yes but Judo sounds cooler

Anonymous 301853

>>301825
yeah it’s called punchers chance. in general though a great grappler has a better chance against a one dimensional striker. wrestlers tend to have better cardio. I used to think wrestling was boring as fuck but there’s some interesting ones in ufc right now

Anonymous 301860

>>301853
I took taekwando when I was younger so I always root for stikers. I don't really watch ufc at all. I know some of the main heavy weights like jon jones or Chuck lidell were mostly striker. McGregor would box and kick a lot, but I think he was mostly know for submissions a lot too. So hard to say which is the best thing. I just know 90% of the time when a strikers goes up again a wrestler it's kind of cringe because they can just hump them in the corner if they arent special like the ones I mentioned. Keep in mind I never watch this only high lights or big fights so I probably don't know what I'm talking about

Anonymous 301870

>>301853
No way wrestlers have better cardio than boxing.

Anonymous 301871

>>301860
No you’re right! I hate when they just hug each other for 3 rounds. I wish the refs would break it up more often when there’s no real damage being done
>>301870
It might not look like much but it takes a lot of full body strength and energy to control your opponent like that. I’ve never wrestled though so it’s not like I can really say.

Anonymous 301874

>>301871
A wrestling match is seven minutes. A boxing match is almost 50 minutes. There's no way the average boxer has less endurance than the average wrestler.

Anonymous 301875

>>301874
Oh you’re right, I wasn’t even thinking about that. I mainly watch ufc and there’s some superhuman grapplers like Merab. I’ve seen too many of my favorite strikers get mauled because they gas too quickly

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>>301875
Are you this nona from lc?

Anonymous 301996

martial art is soooo 2000 and 10

Anonymous 303130

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MMA is the way to go now. Wrestlers tend to be the best conditioned apparently as the training really pushes you. You’re basically a bear that can go full strength for a long time. Just look at those dagsstani or any central Asian countries .
Self defence a gun, knife, or walking stick is best
https://youtu.be/EJvLNkFzblQ

Bjj wrestling judo boxing would be best. Don’t kick in a street fight because you can wind up on the ground fast. Judo is a good efficient way to throw someone bigger, get good with hip throws.
Bjj for obvious reasons, get good at the triangle choke like dean lister
Good to build strength, but you’ll need leverage and technique against a moid.

Good to spar with some moids, light boxing or good amount of grappling. You’ll get better dealing with stronger opponents.
Worth noting good to do neck bridges. A strong neck helps prevent a knockout.
Look at Floyd mayweather, remy bonjasky, giorgio patrysan, shogun with that high guard or machida with distance.
Because moids are lanky and can hit you from a distance. Guard and make him miss at his range , then try clinch up and hip throw him.
Knee his head or sub him or run.
Forget the cute skirt stockings heels tops where he’s gonna be hard and gets easy access.
Dress like a gopnik thug with good runners so you can run , punch , kick and throw .
You don’t want your clothes tearing on you if you’re grabbed or on the ground.
Hoodies jeans flannel jacks track suits are stronger material
Moids dress like this all the time, so they are combat ready, so you need to too
Don’t have to look like a lesbian but you know
Be aware of drug addicts or insane moids as their pain tolerance will be high
Anthony smith is over 200lbs walk around but couldn’t knock out a 170lb junkie that broke into his home. The junkie only wrestled in high school while Smith was in the top 10 at light heavyweight at the time .

Travel in groups if you can. Buddy system is important . Try snd be a morning person, most screwed up moids tend to be night owls that wake up in the afternoon

Anonymous 303232

>>301821
Was your instructor a moid?



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