Grandmaster High?

[SocialDem]

You have to remember though, karate and a lot of other matial arts were designed with self defense or a "strike and flee" type of technique. No one style is superior to the other, some maybe are better for athletes who compete in MMA but thats not to say that some 75 year old master of whatever style could'nt beat the top MMA guys blindfolded. I think it has to do more with the individual.

[alexxanderr]

haha i remember that movie. it was a quite funny movie; everytime he has to fight someone he grabs a bottle and downs it. but yeah that is a rreal style of fighting, i heard it can get pretty intense:stoned:

[maxsuperdanks]

You have to remember though, karate and a lot of other matial arts were designed with self defense or a "strike and flee" type of technique. No one style is superior to the other, some maybe are better for athletes who compete in MMA but thats not to say that some 75 year old master of whatever style could'nt beat the top MMA guys blindfolded. I think it has to do more with the individual.

I agree, it kinda ties into my previous statement, but if you spend time being a good fighter, no matter the style, if you've put in the effort and had the smarts to learn from your mistakes, you'll be a good fighter.

[pass_the_dubbie]

I think fighting when high is much easier, well at least coping with keeping a clear mind. Ive sat and laughed at numerous drunk fights, never once would I fight drunk, theres a lot of guys who look for trouble when there drunk.
"HEY...HEY...hey...hey...he...he..eh...he..did something"
"get 'um!"
*cue army of drunken men falling over each other, punching thin air and pulling the classic fight stopper...the headlock!*