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#428218 - 07/09/10 08:03 PM Re: The number one rule(s) of Martial Arts... [Re: MattJ]
JMWcorwin Enthusiast Registered: 07/13/07 Posts: 731 Loc: SoCal, USA	Quote: Test it - does it work? If it doesn't, ask your instructor to show you why. Just because you couldn't make it work, doesn't necessarily mean it doesn't work at all. *I know this is an old post Matt, but I was bored. _________________________ There are no PERFECT techniques, only perfect execution for the situation at hand. ~Corwin
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#428229 - 07/10/10 10:58 AM Re: The number one rule(s) of Martial Arts... [Re: JMWcorwin]
MattJ Free Rhinoplasty! Prolific Registered: 11/25/04 Posts: 15634 Loc: York PA. USA	No problem, bro. I agree with you completely. Testing should be thorough before making a decision about whether something is useful or not. I've run across both ends ends of the spectrum - things I thought would work that didn't, and things that I thought would NOT work that did. You have to try, to be able to find out! _________________________ "In case you ever wondered what it's like to be knocked out, it's like waking up from a nightmare only to discover it wasn't a dream." -Forrest Griffin
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#428241 - 07/11/10 11:31 PM Re: The number one rule(s) of Martial Arts... [Re: MattJ]
werewolf Member Registered: 07/06/05 Posts: 29 Loc: northwest	One I only heard once, but inevitably took to heart. "If you break your partner you have noone to train with." _________________________ Uhhh...hi
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#433926 - 10/03/11 10:53 AM Re: The number one rule(s) of Martial Arts... [Re: sunspots]
TimRocker Stranger Registered: 10/03/11 Posts: 1	Nice post thanks for sharing _________________________ Assurance Auto Devis assurance auto Quebec assurance voiture Montreal
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#433927 - 10/03/11 12:10 PM Re: The number one rule(s) of Martial Arts... [Re: werewolf]
iaibear Veteran Registered: 08/24/05 Posts: 1304 Loc: upstate New York	Originally Posted By: werewolf One I only heard once, but inevitably took to heart. "If you break your partner you have noone to train with." That's why I started practicing MA with Iaido. Once you have learned the moves, no partner is necessary. Just a room with a high ceiling and a hard wood floor. Come to think of it, those are tough to come by, also.
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#434338 - 12/24/11 03:31 PM Re: The number one rule(s) of Martial Arts... [Re: sunspots]
trevek Professional Poster Registered: 05/15/05 Posts: 3337 Loc: Poland	Number one rule: Turning up for training with the blood of the last class is NOT cool... it's disgusting, as it means you probably still have the sweat from the last class too. _________________________ See how well I block your punches with my jaw!! Supporting everyone saying "nuts to cancer"
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#434339 - 12/24/11 03:34 PM Re: The number one rule(s) of Martial Arts... [Re: trevek]
trevek Professional Poster Registered: 05/15/05 Posts: 3337 Loc: Poland	also: You can't always see what the other guy has in his hand/shoe, so treat every attack as a weapon attack. _________________________ See how well I block your punches with my jaw!! Supporting everyone saying "nuts to cancer"
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#434347 - 12/29/11 12:40 AM Re: The number one rule(s) of Martial Arts... [Re: trevek]
Matakiant Member Registered: 02/08/11 Posts: 117	Originally Posted By: trevek Number one rule: Turning up for training with the blood of the last class is NOT cool... it's disgusting, as it means you probably still have the sweat from the last class too. Blood doesn't wash off very well from white surfaces.. You do know that right? But that aside it is indeed prudent to wash whatever training wear you use.
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#434411 - 01/04/12 05:20 AM Re: The number one rule(s) of Martial Arts... [Re: Matakiant]
trevek Professional Poster Registered: 05/15/05 Posts: 3337 Loc: Poland	Originally Posted By: Matakiant Blood doesn't wash off very well from white surfaces.. You do know that right? But that aside it is indeed prudent to wash whatever training wear you use. There are ways... but it's also possible to tell washed blood from unwashed. (but when you're as quick as me, you can get out of the way of their gushing blood) _________________________ See how well I block your punches with my jaw!! Supporting everyone saying "nuts to cancer"
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#434417 - 01/04/12 11:31 AM Re: The number one rule(s) of Martial Arts... [Re: trevek]
iaibear Veteran Registered: 08/24/05 Posts: 1304 Loc: upstate New York	Don't forget that promptly soaking a bloodied item in COLD water usually dissolves the blood away.
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