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I want to learn something that would actually teach me how to use a weapon, near me they have fencing, eskrima and kendo. Of these three which one would have the most real life applicability?
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>>241431
NTA, but Nimrod was a mighty hunter. The guy you are responding to is just an imbecile.
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Eskrima/Kali/Arnis is an obvious answer. Knife and telescopic batons are extremely easy to carry on you.

Kendo and some HEMA that deals with two handed weapons is also reasonable.
You can buy many variants of reinforced "self-defence" umbrella on the internet. It is like carrying a lighter baseball bat with you.
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Not one mention of the perfect art for 4chan autists

https://youtube.com/watch?v=kpZ4DmMcwAY&pp=ygUPbWFkIGRvZyBrdW5nIGZ1
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>>200580
Get yourself one of these. It is basically punching, but with a knife. It allows you to apply more force, it is concealable, and all your regular martial arts skills translate.
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>>242154
push blades/punch blades are effective but are illegal almost everywhere. If OP lives in a place where guns are illegal, then chances are that these knives are too.
>double edge.
>considered a dagger/combat knife rather than a tool.

May I suggest an inferior but legal alternative? Picrel

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/xs/! What is best in life?
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Someone please archive this thread... Please...
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>>124333
I like my girlfriend, she's soft
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To achieve intense climax and utter bliss together with equally minded enthusiasts, regularly.
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>>124352
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>>241683
Looks like you fancy men

ITT: We take a non-extreme sport and change it to make it extreme.

Marathon but you can sabotage your opponents any way you want. Weapons allowed. Basically the Road Rash game but on foot.

Dodgeball with bocce.

Polo but with rodeo horses.

Water polo but the water is slightly acidic so your skin and eyes start to burn after a while and you can only get out (rotating with other team members) once you score.

Any motor sport but without brakes.

Soccer with bowling balls.

Squash but the room is so narrow and you can get hit by the other player's racket.

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>page 8
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Turkish oil wrestling, but near the Pentagon
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HORSE RACING BUT ILLEGAL STREET RACING ON NIGHT WITHOUT LIGHT
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>>44838
Make this happen.
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>>38955
Soccer but you must be heterosexual to play it professionally

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Is anybody here into breaking or other similar dance styles? What's your training routine like?
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Raygun was the best thing that happened to this sport
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>>241667
Interesting choice. Can't say I'm experienced with disco so I don't have any great examples on me right now. But you could definitely search for like, 70s dance footage or something like "disco funk coreography / dance moves" and find some relevant stuff. I found this while searching right now and it looks pretty good for starters, imo.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/idA4JNP5CgM

Try to get a feeling of these guys' moves. Then try to reproduce them. And then go on from there and improvise a little. And then when you need more visual reference, watch more video.
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>>241563
I'm not christian i pray to myself :3c
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>>241565
I've never thought about it so clearly, it sounds a bit defeatist but i guess in my situation and for you you'd be right. Strange that you havent found any dancebuddy yet because in my 3 years of posery i've had like 2 who i still keep in touch with, one i met at dancing classes and the other on a famous dancing spot, maybe you should check those out your city?
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>>242007
Nah, it's not strange at all. First of all most of the "dance classes" I could find here are aimed at literal children and teenagers. And even if they weren't, I just consider this whole dance class thing very faggy and fake. I have a very specific and autistic vision of what dancing should be (at least for breaking in particular). It's the type of shit you should be training in some garage alone or with some sort of makeshift crew (while occasionally yelling at eachother), up until like 2am and then maybe cracking a few beers open. Should feel a bit grimy and rough around the edges, a bit sporadic. That's what makes the whole process feel authentic and unfiltered. Paying some guy to "teach" me dance moves through his carefully curated lessons over the course of a few weeks, surrounded by other clumsy chumps feels so sanitized and corporatized. There's no charm to it.

As for "dance spots", there are none. Not in my city at least. I live in the balkans, there just isn't a culture for this sort of thing here. I'm pretty much an outlier in terms of my obsession with this dancing shit. I'm sure there are at least a few others ( in this country) who have a passion for this sort of thing, but they most likely keep it to themselves, just like i'm doing lol. So there's not chance of intersecting whatsoever. Again, not exactly bothered by this fact, since i'm not actively seeking out people in the first place. But hypothetically, it would be an interesting experience to practice with someone like that.

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How can I prepare for college wrestling? I did jiu jitsu for a bit in high school but I stopped grappling about a year ago when I got a job. My grandpa is an old school state cop who will basically disown me if I don't do good in my first competition.
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>>241879
The best way to get good at wrestling is to wrestle. You can train attributes, like strength, speed, flexibility, etc. which will help you, but any wrestler worth their salt will also be strong and fast and flexibile. A good starting point is to get an old heavybag or a sandbag close to the size/weight of a person. Practice picking up the bag from the ground up to your shoulders and then slam it back down. Once you get good, you can practice some throws or some variations of finishing takedowns. What style of wrestling? If it's not greco then get comfortable with being strong and stable at different levels. Really all of that is shite compared to just wrestling other people though
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>>241879
Learn how to condition yourself like Karl Gotch.

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The deadly strike against the carotid.
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I'm not sure if brachial stuns are real but I'm not willing to test it to find out
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>>241972
The deadly strike under the nose.
BTW , WW2 soldiers didn't spend years training for these moves like modern martial arts. The whole course was only 10 hours.
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>>241975
They are. The neck is more vulnerable than the skull, and that's why it's off limits in most combat sports. You can see the impact a roundhouse kick has on an opponent when it lands on the neck, and sumo wrestlers will slap the shit out of the side of the neck of their opponents from time to time, allowing them to follow up with another technique.

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I used to do boxing in high school (3 years). I'm now 36. Thinking of starting karate. Which type is good?
Should I do shotakon karate? Or I have an ashihabara karate school right next to my house, it seems the best for me.

(I already did TKD (Taekwondo not Total Kike Death) and Muay Thai and I didn't like it much but ashihabara karate seems cool and more useful from videos)

Before I start, I wanted to get a bit more /fit/, so I lost a lot of weight, got down to 77 kg from 88, I'm 187 cm. Still no visible abs but I think I should be good to go
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What's the best martial art for an ugly bastard like me?
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>>237970
Have you done BJJ, Uglybastard-kun?
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>>237975
I just checked what it is and it's:
>Kinda gay
>Kinda rapey
>Brazilian
It's perfect. Some guy's girlfriend can never resist my mindbreaking ntr skils.
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>>237608
honestly at this age look into muay thai, bjj, or MMA

the target demographic is more skewed towards adults and you get into the action faster
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>>237608
couldn't that fetish OF harlot at least get an ACTUAL gi and not a bath towel?

Any of you fags go caving?
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>>230886
nutsack buttsack cave?
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It's where you will meet the strangest people
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No, but sounds interesting. Any recommendations?
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Too mainstream. I'm pioneering cave wingsuit descent, and it's going to be big.
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>>241844
You'll definitely be a big hit

I am not good at snowboarding, nor do i have gear for my own (apart from a SMITH helmet and goggles i got from a friend) , does anyone have any recommendations for all-mountain boards and/or advice on how to get better at the sport itself (i have trouble keeping balanced when im going fast)
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R8 my powder (Idaho) setup for a 6’, 175lb guy with size 11.5 US shoe size
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>>241529
You should really try boots on in person
Also thermo molding is worth it
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>>241529
have you tried the hps boards before? everyone i've talked to says they're really soft, like taco soft
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>>241534
>try boots on in person
This. Got to make sure they're a good fit or you'll want to murder people.
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>>241529
>>241534
>>241747
I can't count the amount of times I see people selling basically brand new boots because they bought them online and realised they were too big/didn't match the profile of their foot.
You can buy everything else online but go support your local and buy boots in store
Ask to do a shell check or do it yourself while you're there
>Pull the liner out of the shell
>Stick your foot inside the shell and slide up until you can just feel the front
>Look at the space in between the back of your heel and the shell
>You want somewhere between a centimetre to an inch of space back there

Oh and aftermarket insoles made so much difference to the comfort and overall riding that I feel stupid for not getting them earlier so definitely recommend picking up a pair if you can.

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Roller skate thread.

Mostly Inline & Quads, Hockey & Derby welcome, Soaps & Heelies too if they're chill. Ice skates? Who knows.
Discuss rollerskating tricks, gear, hobbies, complaining about the cost of new wheels and anything else relating to rolling around and it's culture. Cool roller skating /mu/sic is welcome, but talk about other shit too, don't just post music links with nothin else. Definitely not!vandalism belongs on >>>/po/stencil

FAQ first edition
https://rentry.org/cantbail

Last thread (next thread before 2026?)
https://archived.moe/xs/thread/127374
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>>239447
>Laslo
Nothing comes up besides some guy who skateboards occasionally and has overblown youtube channel subscriber count compared to view numbers
>Moxi
Quad roller shop and apparently a skating team with at least few chicks. No visible connection to skateboarding.

You're vagueposting as hell. I was totally expecting magazines like Thrasher to start shilling quads to sell more shit to normies or something.
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How old are you guys?
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>>212412
I slid out of a carve in my work parking lot in my slacks and skinned about 3 square inches off the side of my ass. Didn't even seem like that bad of a fall but I may as well have been naked.
I ordered HC Evo for a new setup. was a bitch finding them for sale which makes me wondering if they're clearing out stock for a new model. Or maybe they're in between production runs idk.
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>>240377
and here it is. fits and feels like a dream. 46EU. Oddly more comfortable toe box than my dual sized 46-47EU Next boots.
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All day I dream about blading.

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soaping bros, we're home
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Bumping to keep this piece of basedness alive
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soaper bump
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I got a pair of Epic Hypes arriving soon as a late-arriving birthday present that I was aware of from the start.

I'll post when they get here.
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>>240655
They finally got here today.
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>>241712
Get a clip n post it

Thoughts?

tl;dr The last one was great, looking forward to the next one.
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IT WASN'T A TAP
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God damn flograppling took the streams down. Anybody know where I can watch them? I was almost done on the first day
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>>241669
That'll be $150+ tax

You're not missing anything, day 2 started strong but turned into a stall fest by the end again
And there may have been some rigging that took place
We need to see the contracts
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>>241669
wtf already?
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>>241687
Unfortunately.
Well it was free like Craig promised, too bad I wasn't able to watch 14 hours of video in two days...

Daily reminder that there is nobody in human history who can consistently beat Tom Aspinall in a fist fight and that he is the real heavyweight champion
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Just fast and delivers hard blows.
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not lineal
irrelevant
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>>231778
Daily cope thread
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Has he even fought anyone of rank? Who did he beat to win the title? I don't remember him beating Stipe or Jon Jones or Francis.
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>>241673
>Tom didn't beat Jones
>Jones didn't beat Francis
>Ngannou still holds the lineal title from all the way back to UFC 1
It's gonna be years before that title ends up back in the UFC, if it ever does

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>motivated to join mma
>got punched in the head
>now im coping that mma is bad for brain
give me advice boyos.i dont want to stay pussy. but i also dont want to become retarded
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>>225519
/thread

This is pretty clear at this point. Yes there has been studies that have shown the brain can recover from the effects of "hard sparring" over the next 24 hours, however, we also know that brain damage is cumulative. Just because your brain can recover once, doesn't mean it will recover always. Permanent impairment from this shit is a matter of (frequency×intensity)÷skill. It's ironic many people support hard sparring for the "getting hit" conditioning, because you should be learning avoidance more than anything.
>avoiding>parry>block>getting hit
If sparring is conditioning you for getting hit, you're sparring wrong.
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>>225519
Combat sports are generally bad for your health. Even BJJ will ruin your ears and most likely give you some kind of long-term knee issue. Only do it if you love it. Otherwise stick to weightlifting and running.
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>>225789
Did you stop training in boxing completely after that?
I’m kinda looking to do the same thing with boxing and wrestling and probably only doing a small number of amateur bouts in boxing to prove it to myself that I can do it.
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>>241104
Yeah I stopped training, unless you count hitting the bag once in a while "still training"

To be honest I miss it and I felt really confident and happy with life when I was training with the intention to fight, which is why I am looking to get back into another martial art now.
I wish I went into another art after like a year instead of wasting years of my life not training anything
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>>225417
you have to accept there's some degree of getting hit/damage, its a extreme sport

that being said it shoulden't be "excessive or unessicary"
are they going so hard that you are/will feel dizzy or rattled regularly? then its probably not a good gym.

>find some combat sports gym
>they either are really casual or really tryhard, or just a weird culture
>find one suitable
>ok we'll do pads/drill for 2 hours then spar for a total of 15 mins
>eventually fall into a routine because its the same people
>a new guy shows up
>ok now we start from the absolute basics again
>get demoralized because your paying 80$ a month for this shit

look on craigslist etc
>woah free (almost free) hobbyist group
>show up
>everyone is 30 mins late
>goes pretty well get in alot of rounds learn shit too
>sometimes tryhards show up and ruin the mood - bro why are you trying to kill me

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