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Have not watched it yet but I love the title "I Survived a Day...." :lol:

Choked him out...good call by ref.

It was great until it wasn't.

Choking him with his own arm and his own ghi is a nice touch. Your boy is doing well.

Pretty f'd up. Folks must really be bored with their life.

Wow! Intricate, technical, methodical, she is awesome. It looks like she's totally getting wiped out yet she's in control. Amazing skill. Way beyond mine.

Women can definitely fight...I got knocked the F out by a girl once. Specifically, I ducked a hook, right into her rising knee. I had an immediate dream about the Pillsbury doughboy. I came to with 3 or 4 folks staring down at me. When I told them I had just seen the Pillsbury doughboy they...

It always boils down to the man....not the style. Someone with good basic physical skills, an understanding of distance, targets, timing, strategy...that is more important than the style in my world.

I just watched the Superbon fight...good one. It looked like an innocuous kick...just the end of the foot to the neck/base of skull/jaw. He was decorticate in a microsecond...dropped like a pole-axed steer.

Excellent description and write up of the situation. Awesome that you got to experience that at such a level. As far as I know the Thai people are part of the Mon culture, just like the Burmese people. I've been able to spend time around Burmese folks and for the most part they've been...

They are "tough and capable right out of the box" against the right target. Hard target, soft weapon...soft target, hard weapon. If you don't condition the weapon for the kind of target you mean to hit you will FU the weapon. Ninja got a taste of that. Try to crack a big skull with an elbow...

Crazy fight!!

I bet he'll be like a firehouse dog. A lot of that training would have become ingrained by now. I think he'll be surprised to find it appear all of a sudden.

I suspect he can look formidable and intimidating when you see him fight now. His skill level has to really be increasing and getting more sophisticated.

A martial arts kind of thing...a bando brother recently made a dha (Burmese sword) for me. He forged it from a 70 year old fence rail. This is some video of trying out the new dha. BTW...the scabbard is made of redwood.

Lowere tibia/shin bone...definitely fxd. In the old days that would have been amputated at the break. Bad stuff...thanks for the link.

Haven't had a chance to track it down yet. I assume it was a tib-fib break. I've been kayaking with scouts this weekend. I'm still trying to get back home.

In this video you can see my instructor teaching and doing...just seeing the masters doing simple things can be eye-opening if you know what to look for. I originally put this video together for private use in our small MA organization....it recently showed up on Facebook so it's fair game to...

Great work. Awesome back and forth between the two. He understands the dynamics of space and time in fighting.

Tib-fib break...often happens in car wrecks. (tibia fibula)