Between being gassed out just talking, making opponent stand perfectly still, and not making any sense, this is 100% bullshido. "You can nullify wrestling and alot of things on the ground by squaring up" yes its kung fu thats destroying the mma world 😂😂😂 If you dont fight, dont teach.
@BilboBaggins-q2o Thank you for sharing your thoughts. It's clear you're passionate about martial arts, and I respect your enthusiasm for the craft. However, I think it’s worth having a conversation to broaden perspectives. Martial arts is not just about competition or proving dominance in the ring-it's about developing discipline, understanding techniques, and fostering self-improvement. You mentioned that teaching should be reserved for fighters, but wouldn’t you agree that some of the greatest instructors aren’t necessarily active competitors but rather skilled practitioners with a deep understanding of technique and strategy? Many world-class coaches excel because they’ve dedicated themselves to teaching rather than competing. You’re clearly confident in your perspective, so I’d genuinely love to see your fighting or teaching methods in action. Where can we find examples of your work or videos of your fights? It would be great to understand your approach to martial arts. Let’s keep this dialogue constructive-it’s always a win when we can learn from one another. 👊
Between being gassed out just talking, making opponent stand perfectly still, and not making any sense, this is 100% bullshido.
"You can nullify wrestling and alot of things on the ground by squaring up" yes its kung fu thats destroying the mma world 😂😂😂
If you dont fight, dont teach.
I would listen to him 👆he traveled through Mirkwood Forest and lived.
@BilboBaggins-q2o Thank you for sharing your thoughts. It's clear you're passionate about martial arts, and I respect your enthusiasm for the craft. However, I think it’s worth having a conversation to broaden perspectives. Martial arts is not just about competition or proving dominance in the ring-it's about developing discipline, understanding techniques, and fostering self-improvement.
You mentioned that teaching should be reserved for fighters, but wouldn’t you agree that some of the greatest instructors aren’t necessarily active competitors but rather skilled practitioners with a deep understanding of technique and strategy? Many world-class coaches excel because they’ve dedicated themselves to teaching rather than competing.
You’re clearly confident in your perspective, so I’d genuinely love to see your fighting or teaching methods in action. Where can we find examples of your work or videos of your fights? It would be great to understand your approach to martial arts. Let’s keep this dialogue constructive-it’s always a win when we can learn from one another. 👊