in my case, i had to quit wrestling after a few lessons because my ribs kept getting hurt from takedowns. i could handle judo in the past but they also used softer mats
just to be clear, if you block a kick, then i dont consider it as getting hit.
i have done boxing but not alot of kickboxing yet. because of the risk of kicks, you are forced to use less head movements. you get use longer weapons. but they can also be catched which will make you vunerable.
from what i can tell, roundhouse kicks can leave you vunerable as well if you opponent charges at you while you throw the kick.
were u told to keep your arms pressed against your head or not? and do u use both arms to block head kicks?
it happens in boxing and kickboxing. guys who eat punches while returning with harder ones.
very difficult to deal with.
i try to slip to the side while i punch but i can still get caught by a hook.
one method i can think of is to keep training to increase speed. throw a very fast punch and get away before he can process what happened.
another method i can think of is to use bjj stuff but im looking for more striking only solutions.
how high are you able to raise your leg if you raise it slowly? because im getting the impression that those who can do head level kicks usually can only raise their leg to a height where its parallel to the ground. i wonder if anyone here can get their foot to head level by raising their leg slowly..
the mma gym i have been in didnt allow any of those. what about your gym?
all i know is boxing gloves are heavier but it has bigger surface area meaning you need to move your head more to get away from the punches.
EDIT: what about parrying? is that easier against mma gloves or boxing gloves?
like is it comparable to getting punched hard? or does it feel far more painful than that? the gyms in my city i have seen so far prohibit knee strikes so i never get to feel what its like to receive one. from the matches i have seen online, fighters doesnt seem to be that bothered to getting knee strikes.
in my experience, quickly lose skills: judo. retain skills: boxing
i dont intend to compete but i just like to spar.
if the gym allows lightly thrown oblique kicks too, that would be great
just something im curious about. the only mma gym i know are spending much more time on grappling.
i have been thinking about 1cc this game. would be useful to know which levels are hard and which ones are easy. i dont plan to use the rapid waeapon switch method.
its what i did after struggling against fuxi. made a back up of my save, set game to story mode, then use the sliders to quickly reach whatever phase i want. then use the back up save to fight her for real. shes not frustating using this method. practicing her the normal way sounds so annoying.
dojo mat is pretty hard. losing weight would make me fall with less force but there also would be less fat to absorb the impact. has anyone here lost or gained weight and noticed any difference?
a few i can think of are nokweed davy vs jerome, kaoklai vs mighty mo, bob sapp vs enersto hoost.
only took one wrestling lesson so far. i have seen a double legtakedown setup where u try to push your opponent head down. your opponent then tries to push his head up and then u shoot the double leg. but what if your opponent doesnt try to push his head up? whats are the best ways to continue then?
from my experience, in kickboxing, it matters more. a bigger dude managed to take me out with just a hard teep to the belly.
according to myanimelist.
liar game Chapters: 203, Feb 17, 2005 to Jan 22, 2015
seems like he was still working on one outs when liar game began since one outs ended publishing on Aug 15, 2006
usogui 541 chapters, May 11, 2006 to Dec 21, 2017
his first work.
really like this ship's design. looks very unique