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Ufc79
i like how you deleted your post i replied to, realising how stupid you sounded! nah, man. i'm just done talking about this stuff with cats on a fashion forum, or any forum for that matter. happy training guys!- mizanation
- Post #50
- Forum: Entertainment, Culture, and Sports
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Ufc79
wow. you are really ******* annoying.- mizanation
- Post #46
- Forum: Entertainment, Culture, and Sports
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Ufc79
apples. oranges. end of story. what m@t said.- mizanation
- Post #41
- Forum: Entertainment, Culture, and Sports
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FS: Brand New Fuji BJJ Gi, A2 White
bump for styleforum ground fighters.- mizanation
- Post #2
- Forum: B&S Archive
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FS: Brand New Fuji BJJ Gi, A2 White
I got a brand new white Fuji Gi, size A2 for sale. Fits more like an A1.5. I'm selling it because it is a tad too small for me and I haven't even rolled in it yet. Paid $80 total for it from Hatashita Sports. Selling for $60 + shipping. Comes with sew-on patches. Send me a PM if you are...- mizanation
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- Forum: B&S Archive
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What martial art should I learn?
^^^ yeah, i thought that was ironic. trained at chris haueter's house today for a semi-private lesson. finally felt first hand the slow crushing death of his pressure game. that guy is really ******* good. he had two of his purple belts there who were good too. all in all great day, but i'm...- mizanation
- Post #156
- Forum: Health & Body
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Stylish Japanese
Change that to a small minority of Japanese people. The terminally style-impaired, brand whores and fashion disasters make up the majority. true, true... i generally don't like to spend time outside of tokyo, unless it's in a beach or bar in okinawa.- mizanation
- Post #25
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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What martial art should I learn?
that's crazy, he's like a living legend, many consider him to be the most knowledgable martial artist out there (whether that's true or not who knows). he was bruce lee's best and most trusted student--the heir apparent to the legacy of jeet kune do. and he taught PE at your middle school...- mizanation
- Post #152
- Forum: Health & Body
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Most entertaining poster?
is anyone else seriously pissed off that RJ is not on the list? whoever made this poll can suck a fat dick.- mizanation
- Post #87
- Forum: General Discussions
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Stylish Japanese
yeah, my reading sucks but i still get a lot out of japanese magazines cuz the photos are awesome. japanese magazines put american magazines to shame, unfortunately.- mizanation
- Post #21
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Stylish Japanese
japanese people, but specifically people from tokyo, are style-obsessed and pride themselves on being stylish and fashion-conscious. the most popular style model for the affluent older japanese man is the italian aesthetic, as seen in magazines such as "leon." this style is not only...- mizanation
- Post #16
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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What martial art should I learn?
You'd think so, but the guy who runs that website, though very pragmatic to me or you, is actually controversial in TMA circles for being self-critical of his own art. He has a great line that goes something like "if you told the average karateka in the beginning that they could practice...- mizanation
- Post #148
- Forum: Health & Body
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Starting a Weight Gaining Program
Not really. All the lifts mentioned are straightforward and relatively simple to execute(compared to, say, power snatch). Teaching yourself is fine, as the internet offers a vast amount of resources on this topic; just remember pay attention to form at all times. Start low and gradually work...- mizanation
- Post #17
- Forum: Health & Body
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What martial art should I learn?
i can't say i enjoyed watching it, i was cringing most of the time. i wouldn't teach a rolling kneebar to someone who's gonna be wearing tons of equipment and who is most likely going to be bumrushed by multiple insurgents. if i had to, i wouldn't teach it before they had the following skills...- mizanation
- Post #146
- Forum: Health & Body
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What martial art should I learn?
Well, shiver me timbers. Dan Inosanto taught at my junior high (although I was never in his class). He taught P.E. (duh) among other things, and occasionally he would do martial arts demonstrations for us (when you're a 12-14 year old boy, that's pretty damn cool). We all were very impressed...- mizanation
- Post #144
- Forum: Health & Body
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Most entertaining poster?
RJman and LawyerDad are my current favs. oh, and vaclava and roland.- mizanation
- Post #5
- Forum: General Discussions
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What martial art should I learn?
well, assassination techniques is the terminology my friend uses. hey, did anyone see the bourne ultimatum? there's a fight scene that combines a lot of good stuff. i know the fight choreographer must be from JKD or FMA because i saw a ton of kali and even some panatuken (!). in the end i was...- mizanation
- Post #140
- Forum: Health & Body
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What martial art should I learn?
it was funny - I trained at the two bases they showed, 20 years ago, a lot has changed since then, and some stayed the same. I was watching it with my wife and kept saying "hey look at that" and she was more or less in the "whatever" mindset. basically, in israel they do 4 sets of military...- mizanation
- Post #138
- Forum: Health & Body
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What martial art should I learn?
yeah, i thought the krav episode was pretty good. they weren't trying to teach rolling kneebars--which is a real, valid technique, but one that takes a pretty good base in bjj to do. i like how in krav, they just teach the bare essentials necessary for a wide variety of combat situations.- mizanation
- Post #133
- Forum: Health & Body
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What martial art should I learn?
eason, did you see the "human weapon" episode on the marine corps martial arts? did you see how they taught their rolling kneebar? wow, that **** was horrible. the technique was all wrong. it was embarrasing.- mizanation
- Post #131
- Forum: Health & Body