Syd wrote:I'd like to take on the Dalai Lama in a cage match ... pretty sure his robes would get in the way and allow me some kind of entry technique for the ultimate take down.
mixjourneyman wrote:Syd wrote:I'd like to take on the Dalai Lama in a cage match ... pretty sure his robes would get in the way and allow me some kind of entry technique for the ultimate take down.
He would win. After you beat him, all your bad karma would kill you and reincarnate you as a beatle (not John Lennon either... You would probably come back as Ringo).
DeusTrismegistus wrote:I hope he realizes how important conditioning is for sport fighting. The better conditioned fighter will almost always win. If I had to train for MMA fighting I would list the priorities as Conditioning->Focus/will->Skill/technique->Speed->Strength
jpaton wrote:thats cool and all but if the point is to prove his effectiveness against mma fighters shouldn't he fight an mma fighter? i'm not trying to be critical of him but duff is a tv personality and ex-football player. am i thinking of the wrong bill duff here?
ashe wrote:DeusTrismegistus wrote:I hope he realizes how important conditioning is for sport fighting. The better conditioned fighter will almost always win. If I had to train for MMA fighting I would list the priorities as Conditioning->Focus/will->Skill/technique->Speed->Strength
conditioning never replaces skill.jpaton wrote:thats cool and all but if the point is to prove his effectiveness against mma fighters shouldn't he fight an mma fighter? i'm not trying to be critical of him but duff is a tv personality and ex-football player. am i thinking of the wrong bill duff here?
you must not have watched the clip. he specifically says he's not out to prove anything. he just wants to bring CMA back to the old school when there were a lot more fighters.
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