Fitness thread [2] - Page 11

quote Maski

ITT: Scrawny 16 year olds claiming to be the fitness gods and mma fighters.

I'm not scrawny. 79kg at 6'1.

Post the video imo.

quote Sam

Im pretty sure I've seen a picture before as well and you didn't look MMA or w.e it is your doing.

I've never posted a photo on here and I never plan on posting a photo on here.

quote Sam

I can assure you I've seen a picture of you and you look like the geeza in my local. I see it on your fb before your skinny bro. Why would you post a video and not a pic looool.

You've never seen me before. I'm not skinny, well I don't think I'm skinny. A video of the fight mate.

quote Liverpool_96

quote Maski

ITT: Scrawny 16 year olds claiming to be the fitness gods and mma fighters.

I'm not scrawny. 79kg at 6'1.

Honestly I think I can speak for the whole forum when I say, no one gives a fuk mate.

Anyone who takes Muay Thai fairly seriously is generally going to end up quite thin. It is unlikely that any of you would be impressed by the body of a Muay Thai fighter; Although, they are quite 'ripped' at times.

L96 is 79k, that's slightly heavier than your typical UFC welterweight (when he weighs in). If you're interested you could take a look at the bodies of Nick Diaz, Nate Diaz (lightweight now) and Duane Ludwig. Very good strikers who do not posses the body of a Greek God.

quote Oxygen

elbow strikes dont even hurt lol they just cut you open

Yes, they do. You take a standing elbow strike, thrown with considerable force, to the eye and you can say goodnight to seeing out of that eye for a while.

A guy thought he had me in a choke hold once; what he had was a neck crank, which is painful but not in any danger of sending you to sleep. Of course, since he thought he had the choke he wasn't letting go easily, and I was struggling to get out of it. So, I 'spammed' short elbow strikes to his ribs for a while and his grip loosened considerably. Even if just feel your cheek bone and imagine an elbow flying through the air and colliding with it as opposed to a nice padded glove.

It is, of course, a well known fact that elbow strikes can often cause cuts, and this, for the moment, is a legitimate tactic in most organisations.

quote Oxygen

Yeah because it damages it but it really doesn't hurt that much.

Uh, I'm pretty sure that broken bones can cause pain. Do you have any evidence to support your theory?



new face plz

quote Oxygen

And there's a difference in a 79kg 16 year old and a 79kg fighter like the Diaz' with around 10% bodyfat.

DIAZ DOESN'T EAT MINSTRELS