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I was recently diagnosed with a scaphoid nonunion and need to have surgery soon to fix it. It’s going to put me in a cast and out of commission for several months.

I’m currently weighing the options of doing the surgery now and ruin my upcoming vacation and part of my summer, or later and ruin my whole summer.

Either way, I won’t be doing much for a very long time. How do you stay sane while you’re healing from injuries?
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>>225875
No worries. How does it feel? Do you notice any difference between the two wrists? I’ve heard that the wrist is never the same.
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>>225887
I never notice it, I remember it was hard doing push ups for years and I nad to use knuckles.. but now its fine. Just needed to strength the muscles around I think.
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>>225899
That’s good that you never notice it. I’ve seen some horror stories that your wrist is never the same and that people notice it 24/7. Hopefully I won’t spend too long in a cast and that I’ll be back to 100% soon.
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>>225840
Did you stay sane, Anon, or did you lose it?
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>>225840
Feet are here for a reason, get yourself a second keyboard for them

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Burg Edition

>Banzuke:
http://sumodb.sumogames.de/Banzuke.aspx
https://www.sumo.or.jp/EnHonbashoBanzuke/index/

>Fight Schedule & Results:
https://www.sumo.or.jp/EnHonbashoMain/torikumi/1/1/

>Some sumo links and how to watch live:
https://rentry.org/uwbgc88d

>Heya Youtube channels:
>Futagoyama
https://www.youtube.com/@futagoyama-sumofood

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>>239851
In May I'd agree since all his losses were against sanyaku but now in July he still won against WTK, Kirishima and a bunch of ex-sanyaku
are we still gonna be coping when he gets an Ozeki promotion after november?
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>>239852
Kirishima was running a high fever in the back end of the basho; it's why his performance collapsed. WTK sure I'll give Dan that one but I'd say Dan's style matches up fairly well there, though WTK apparently had a stomach bug at the start of July.
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>>239836
>Hosh is finished if he doesn't win the next basho
Not a chance they'll get of rid him so fast, he has already proved he's capable of winning a yusho, just not as a yokozuka yet. Reminder Akebono went 3 years without a yusho as a yokozuna.
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>>239858
>>239858
>>239858

New.
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>>239859
we already have a thread idiot

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What exactly is a brojo? Tried looking around for some MMA classes in my city recently, I told my friend about it and he said MMA is all just a bunch of brojo gyms. What the fuck?
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>>236318
>practicing it at home.
how?
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>>236475
It can't be worse than Tai Chi, Aikido, Juho Kenpo, 2/3 of all kung fu styles, etc.
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>>236318
>>236327
>>236413
>practicing at home
Bodybuilding would be better than trying to "practice" fighting by yourself. Just focus more on training neck, deltoids, and core.

Sumo isn't a good base, it's heavily reliant on gripping the mawashi. You get good leg and grip strength, other than that the skills are nigh-untransferable. Lyoto Machida did some sumo and said it helped with takedown defense and balance, but he basically used none of the techniques. Just an increased sense of balance and leg strength for takedown defense.
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>>238854
Daily reminder that the last Lei Tai was fought by a Chen Tai Chi specialist who went undefeated for weeks on the raised platform before taking on students.
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>>238909
>was fought by a Chen Tai Chi specialist
Does his style still exist? All I can find are the classes of elderly people meditating in slow motion.

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you know what I hate the most? I HATE THIS WITH ALL OF MY SOUL!
what is the obsession of mankind with prostituting everything they see, prostituting restaurants, boxing and every fucking sport or just a straight up normal concept, I came here to watch big sweaty muscular shirtless men going at it in the ring! not to watch a sex appealing woman acting like an object, honestly guys, this is sad :c
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Sure >>224233
>>224301
>>224261
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>>224233
>prostituting everything they see
Women love to do it, guys love to see it. Its nature's way, don't fight it.
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>>224233
women love it. They will do it for free. Its their right, leave them alone.
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>>224233
Shut the fuck up, faggot. Nobody gives a shit about your stupid opinions.
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>>224233
Shut the fuck up, pussy. I like it when they're on screen because I'm not a blithering faggot.

>>224325
>>224326
Sumo unironically seems like a somewhat effective martial art. When those martial arts youtubers did that whole "self defense championships" thing, Sensei Seth specifically mentioned that he had just gone through this whole sumo camp thing, and in a lot of the "street fight" situations, the ability to just straight up manhandle and pin someone against the wall gave him a massive strategic advantage, and he said if you need to just overpower someone to bring them to the fence, then sumo's the real deal. But then again, he's a big dude, I think like 6'1" and 210lbs or so.

(Japanese Kickboxing)
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Philip is back with k-1
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>>243469
lmfao i love this guy
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I want to study classical budo, but the options in my area are limited. There is one dojo nearby where the school being practiced carries the name of a koryu tradition, but the dojo has no connection to the Japanese lineage. Based on videos, the kata appear to be the same as those seen in embu demonstrations of the Japanese line, but the group poses in photos as if they just want to look cool, and in the training videos they do many things that wouldn’t be done in a koryu. In addition, a large number of belt ranks have been added. To top it all off, there are patches attached to the training uniforms.

Should I go and give it a try anyway? Around here, the McDojo culture is not looked upon favorably by practitioners of other martial arts.

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Does the left guy have proper form on his missed punch? I've never seen someone twist his fist so much.
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me in the back
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Could be a soviet style hook where the wrist rotates like that
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>>237724
Jack better win. But Itardgaki is Itardgaki. I expect the worst.
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>>238581
I want him to lose because his fight with Pickle was bullshit. Hanayama making him scream in pain was the funniest this arc has been.
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>>238582
Pickle did get fucked over. And Jack's face was hilarious. But come on, he takes picrel like a champ but Hanayama taking off a bit of skin made him cry?

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>hehe stupid meathead you can't even do a martial a-AAAAAAAAAAAAAACCCCCCCCCKKKKKK!!!
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>>225912
how much weaker than you does someone have to be just to be able to 360 pimpslap them and do retarded shit
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>>225982
Price gouging is for sure their oldest martial art
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>>234404
Which is a statement isn't relevant to the op whatsoever
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>>225912
I never realised how effective simple strangulation could be till I got someone in a full mount, knees on their elbows, and choked the life out of them.
The fear in their face was absolutely erotic.
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>>238503
>The least gay bjjfag

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I just started skating
is there any advice anyone can give me?
>inb4 practice makes perfect
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>>215564
Never give up because a life without challenges taken is a life not lived.
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>>233057
This is all good. Also, bend your knees. Anytime your technique is fucked, chances are you aren’t bending your knees enough.

>>217663
I have kids so that’s my excuse. I’m definitely self conscious hanging out at the skatepark around a bunch of kids though, so I built a mini ramp in my garage and do flat ground stuff in my driveway or at night in a church parking lot close to my house.

>>221557
Yeah this has been my experience as well. If you’re old, go to the skatepark early in the morning. That’s when all the olds hang out (by “all”, I mean max 2-3 other people so you basically get the park to yourself). You can meet some cool people that way and won’t get mistaken for a diddler.
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>>233057
I landed a kickflip before a backside 180
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>>231260
>>"cunt I'm fucking 52 and in the best shape of my life shut the fuck up"
Kek. Based old Aussie.
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>>217663
It's alright if they look young and most zoomers perpetually look 14

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I've been boxing for a month and after hitting the beavy bag for a few rounds I ALWAYS have sore hands and forearms, and the pain lasts for days. I have an office job so a hand injury is not something I want. Will it go away or should I go for a grappling art instead?
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Are you wrapping your hands properly? I was getting sore hands after training at one point. I found that taking a little longer to wrap them properly made a huge difference and the pain went away shortly after.
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>>217643
great advice anonn0
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Get a tennis ball. Cut a slot into it. Fill it with low value small coins. Tape it over with duct tape or metal tape.
Throw that ball and catch it, snatch it out of the air. Swith hands and get faster.
This will train many things and one of them is hand bones/flesh.

Also: wrap a bag of rice in tape and hit it gently with your fist, palms every day.

If your hands are really bad, get some hand linement for iron palm training and soothe them with that. You should anyway for doing the above harder.
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>>217637
>grappling art instead
what did he mean by this?
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Have a chat with your coach about it. Show them how you're wrapping your hands and see if they have any input on your method and if they have any improvements to offer. Look at tutorials on YouTube for hand wrapping and see if someone is offering a better alternative.
t. Guy who used to get sore hands that stopped immediately after wrapping my hands better.

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Does anyone else remember QUEST or budoworld dvds from Japan? My instructor has shown me photos of shops in Japan where they have metres and metres of martial arts documentaries, techniques, matches, and there's barely any of it on the internet. Does anyone know if it's on any private trackers etc?
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>>236729
they're different species. black bears have been killed by bare handed humans in extreme situations, lost mountaneers, etc
no human has\ could possibly, IMO, kill a feral grizzly bear
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>>237398
C Dale Petersen
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>>236644
>>236477
do those stores have dvds of "death match" pro-wrestling? if I ever travel to Japan i'd love to buy a few of those. are they sold in specialized, different, stores?
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>>237669
There are lots of purowresu specialist shops in Japan yeah
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Sometimes people are willing to trade rips or sell old collections

I can't decide which ones to get and I'd appreciate some help
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>>231443
>he can't afford Cletos

First of all kids 8-16 could get larger and larger wheelbases and Ollie higher and higher because if you step up your wheelbase at that age you encourage leg growth. Institutionalizm has effected the design of skateparks because baggy pants that sag dont give you long legs so shorter run ups and different proportioned ramps have become the norm. When I skate I dont care who or what you are im just skating by myself of with the harmony and rhythm of other people. Skate product companies would profit off this more because it would create life long skateboarders. If you could choose to skate again at 8-12 would you go for long body and short legs or long legs and short body. Im 5"12 67% leg and I can kickflip 4 feet high. Shouldn't we encourage growing long legs instead of short legs and not walking as much in life. Long story short I ask big globo skate companies to start making popsicles 15.5 -18.5 in wheelbase
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>>237931
Are you disabled mentally?
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what the fuck did i just read
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[s]based[/s] gringe

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Death Sentence is an autistic black guy that learned to fight from anime and Batman games. He has been consistently getting his ass chocked out in street beefs to the point of notoriety. He's quite a character, so much so he ended up being interviewed by Mighty Mouse and now it seems MM's agreed to put him through a proper training camp and documenting the entire process.
The first episode is hilarious but I'm wondering if this guy can rein in his autism somewhat and actually learn to fight.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TIBIM3Z6SuE
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Here we go boys
https://youtu.be/QLl1Xh2Ji3k?si=MDw38vGDiwtdHlsC
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>>229516
>whole camp of mma
>slap fights anyway
>wins via choke
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>>229518
im quite impressed he even remembered
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>>229516
Illuminate was such a pussy. If he planned on quitting, then he shouldn't have talked all that trash.
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>>229515
I haven't heard of that dude in ages. There was this one video where he shows up to this bodybuilder's office and the bodybuilder basically gives him 2 week's worth of freeze dried food, and Janoy Cresva still has the gall to ask for gas money and extra supplements, and all the comments were basically just "The Iron Extortionist strikes again!", and that shit made me crack up hard.

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If I do a kickflip and no one sees it, is tony hawk still proud of me?
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>>238097
You can see from my fail video that I used to have steel toes bridging the gap between the end of the ramp and the concrete flat. I did that because I foolishly believed ChatGPT when it told me I couldn’t just lay Masonite flat on the floor of the concrete and call it a flat. It insisted that if I was going to have a Masonite flat, I’d have to frame it out and have the flat be supported by 2x4 ribs and plywood like the ramps are. It recommended building the toe out of 1/4” steel, and said the bump it would create would be negligible and I’d never even feel it. As Maury would say, that was a lie.

I unfucked it by building a little 5 rung staircase from the ground to the edge of the ramp out of some el cheapo 1/4” osb plywood I had lying around, adding a step every time the Masonite rose 1/4”. I cut all the steps out, glued them with wood glue, and just set them in place. They aren’t attached to anything, they’re just sitting under the edge of the ramp. The sheets of Masonite that bridge the gap between the bottom of the ramp and the floor are only screwed to the ramp, the rest just lays on the osb and the concrete. I had a scrap sheet of Masonite that was about 2x8 or so, and it is set in the center of the flat, not actually attached to anything. I snugged the two ramps against each other which holds the flat bottom in place.

Kinda sucks in hindsight, the pressed steel for the toe wasn’t cheap, and I had to take it to a machine shop to get a slight kink in it, and I meticulously buffed a pretty swirly pattern into the metal and drilled and countersunk all the holes to the exact depth of my screw heads for a super flush finish. Great execution if I do say so myself, just wasted on a shit idea.
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>>238108
This all sounds chinese to me more or less, that's why I asked if you were the architecture-prone kid from It, but anyone who builds a miniramp with their hands deserves to enjoy it, so here are my tips>>238099
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>>238108
If it comes down to it you can always sell the ramp also, sounds nice
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