QueBert
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Originally posted by: irishScott
Originally posted by: QueBert
Originally posted by: dNor
Originally posted by: QueBert
They just put emphasis on lethal strikes, which are above and beyond the KO strikes MMA dudes study.
Err...krav maga is a MMA, one of many arts this "MMA fighter" could be proficient in.
most Martial Art people do not really consider Krav Maga to be a true Martial Art, I don't know of a single professional MMA fighter outside of Bas Rutten who's ever even mentioned it. And none will train it, as 90% of what they learn would be illegal and useless in an MMA bout. The 10% they could use, would be techniques Krav borrowed from BJJ or Muay or Kick Boxing so they would already know them. Chuck Liddell isn't going to waste him time studing Krav because none of it translates to fighting that involves rules. Krav won't be suggested by many non Krav instructors, if any.
Krav is the worst discipline for an MMA fighter, and it's real world use isn't even that great, unless you plan to get held at gun point and want to know how to break the guys finger before he can shoot you![]()
Actually it's twist/grab the gun, kick the guy in the nuts, take his gun and hopefully break his finger in the process.Or some variation thereof.
And yes, hopefully I'll never have to apply the knowledge. In the meantime it keeps me in shape, and in the off chance I do get caught up in a street fight (narrowly avoided one once), I'll know how to defend myself.
It would be great in a street fight, I studied Krav for a whole week, I wasn't cut out for it, too intense and my dreams of being a killing machine were cut short. LOL The technique I learned to twist the gun in the attackers hand and bust their trigger finger was interesting, I was actually held at gun point a year or so after my week of training. I did not try to disarm dude, my courage was low and the gun was big. I gave up the money and thanks God afterwards I was still breathing. To this day I still wonder what would have happened if I had twisted the hand, breaking his finger and finished him off with a few strikes to the throat and nose. haha.
I want to get back into it, I feel if I had maybe 6 months of training when the robbery happened I might have reacted different. My mindset was I was going to die and I froze up, luckily nothing happened, but if I had a bit more training I could have done a better job preventing me possibly dying, as you never know the outcome before hand.