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@DogginsFroggins - 100% to apply the Martial Arts in real life situations you need sparring, but better to move like a Martial Artist than a dysfunctional bodybuilder if you're trying to defend yourself. If you watched the video, the point was regardless if you go to the Dojo or train at home, you need someone to correct form.

@@aidanliamlee Dysfunctional bodybuilder? Move like a martial artist? This is pure broscience, please stop preaching this nonsense or you will get people hurt. I've seen a lot of fitness content and you are parroting terms from the early 2000s. Also I've seen most very strong BBs smash your average bluebelt, weight classes and strength matter a lot and it takes a large amount of skill to overcome such a size disparity, which will never be reached from at home practice so I don't get your point at all.

@@DogginsFroggins - Do you understand what he's trying to say? Sure themore "stuff" (sparring partners of all types, different types of equipment, etc...) you have, the better. But what if you DON'T? I knew guys that didn't have much except a punching bag - but rarely sparred because there was no one that wanted to - and even though their timing was off - dudes could throw a punch. You do with what you have.

And that's all you learned from this dumb fuk

🤣 this one made me laugh! I'm actually Sri Lankan like you machan 👊

For sure balance is key!

Actually I've heard this quote countless times already.

It's like finding a rare gem in a sea of overused quotes, right?

In the Martial Arts world it's become more commonplace.

Stop just stop

Thanks for sharing your experience! It's great to hear that you resonate with the advice. My question would be... Why do you think you're too emotionally sensitive at times?

Appreciate the question! The answer is not about different Olympic sports, but moreso about the movement patterns standard Weightlifting, Olympic lifting, CrossFit etc. use. These movement patterns damage the body, all just to lift a heavy weight. I use and teach my students to use weight, just we use entirely different exercises which are mostly rotational based. Let me know if you have other q's!

Thanks for your insightful comment - Do you have any wisdom to share on why you think it's dribble?

100% agree, his stature doesn't make it seem as if he's done any kind of Martial Arts or similar to make him a 'monster'. Although the sentiment he shares still stands, whether he is a hypocrite or not...

@@aidanliamlee No. It really doesn't. Telling young men they should be monsters is dangerous, sad, and quite pathetic. Regardless of which mouth it falls out of.

@@creativepseudonym9872 please share why it's dangerous amongst other things? Have you listened to the full speech where he said this? Either way, the idea is to be capable of violence/danger, but exercise the control and will to not use it necessarily. If you see that as a bad thing, then I don't have much more to say...

@@aidanliamlee Why do men HAVE to be capable of violence/danger? Why do you want people to be afraid of you?

My reasons are my reasons, yours should be yours. You are looking for answers outside of yourself, which need to be acquired from within yourself. I can give you one based on what you've said though. 100% your business will grow more if you took your health seriously, as you'll be more focused, more disciplined, more energised etc. Feel free to reach out to me if you need to understand more of the right reasons for yourself. Thanks for your comment!

My man! Appreciate your support and sure yours will too, just subbed to you recently, great work!