WHY THE FUCK DONT THEY MAKE 7.5 DECKS ANYMORE
You mean like a freestyle deck?
So you don’t know?
>>244998that's fucking tiny just like your penis
>>244998Why should they?
fr all decks are way too big these days, I used to quadruple flip on my 6.5 by 27 board
40+ anons. What martial arts do you train? When did you start? Do you train/lift outside of martial arts? I'm looking to get back into judo/boxing but i'm an old fat piece of shit right now. Any suggestions for training smart as an old guy?
>>244209THANKS FOR THE MILK, MARK>>243996Judo will teach you how to fall. That's why I would place it before boxing, that's not to say that you shouldn't do boxing.
>>244482>I'm fat>>>/fit/76077351>>>/fit//fat/>>244561>I should probably lose some weight >>>/fit/76077351>>>/fit//fat/>thx anon, i might look it up. i'm trying to not overload myself with info because that's an endless road to go down.If you're already dealing with training injuries I might suggest either pirating or buying a digital copy and doing a Ctrl+f search for recommendations around that specific injury (it doesn't have everything but it has some of the common ones). I used my digital copy as a reference before buying a physical copy to read outright. Pic related are some excerpts I was discussing with a friend who was struggling to bench with a recurring shoulder injury.>>244578>Judo will teach you how to fall. That's why I would place it before boxingVery solid suggestion. It sounds like OP used to do judo so he should already know how to drill ukemi. Adding this to his daily routine could do a lot towards injury prevention.
>>243996dont roll or spar with someone you wouldnt do acid with
>>244561>5x5 Strongliftslifting weights is not martial arts. MA is for fighting, the training helps with strength and conditioning. As you get older heavy weights are not your friend. Moderate to light lifting and cardio is best. The best cardio is some combo of fighting practice because the older you get the more likely you are to need it, its just statistics. If you need it its always unexpected - gas station, coming out of a store, getting into your car. Carry a knife and spray. Its always better to be prepared instead of being a victim.
Bump
How extreme is too extreme?
>>251262Soulders-scooting, that's a new one
scissorboard deathmatchhttps://youtu.be/PUJq91Gt_zY13:16
>>251262What's the counter to this?
>>257948wheelbarrow suplex (with theatrics)
>>257948Imo enter low, avoid getting double underedPinch your thighs so his head is trapped and can't rotateAnd just smother him with your taint
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>>253881It sure as shit isn't white trash on wheels either.
muscles =/= athleticismSome bloated powersharter that can bench 400lbs but can't scratch his own back and gets winded walking up a flight of stairs is not a formidable opponent for any intermediate martial artist (unless you're some 120lbs turbo manlet). Same goes for your average bodybuilder who in the grand scheme of things is probably not even that strong and poor overall athleticsim.Now a guy that's explosive and fast, and legit has top 1% genetics (like a D1 football player or something) AND lifts weights, that's where things become problematic and where the real "strength vs skill" debate begins.>>258532When it comes to people that are untrained, it barely matters. Especially if that weight "advantage" is derived from a guy just being an out of shape fat ass.Even at an amateur level it's not that big of a deal. I'm 180lbs and I regularly dunk on dudes 40 pounds heavier than me in sparring. I've even had a couple smokers in local shoddy competitions where there was a big weight difference (20lbs-30lbs pounds) because my opponents failed to make weight/the organization was crummy and they'd match you up with whomever and it was fine. You can see it in those YouTube fight orgs as well, like Streetbeefs, which have dubious match ups in terms of size, but smaller guys manage to come out on top frequently.If anything "muh weight classes" is super overrated because most people are just hobbyists that will never reach a level where weight becomes the truly limiting factor
>>253749He would probably beat Eddie Hall albeit
>>258539being a fan and promotor of skateboarding has to be the most embarrassing thing on earth. The whole culture is based around doing heroin and not contributing to anything.
>>258667I'm not a fan of motors on skateboarding, no
What's the oldest known martial art? Is it Sebek-kha?
>>257583>Pretty much this. Virtually every single culture in existence has a documented tradition of wrestling, to a greater or lesser degreeAnd then I would simply defer to the oldest culture. So if Homo Sapiens originated in east Africa, then I would suggest maybe Nuba wrestling? But the thought occurred to me that perhaps there were martial arts before Homo Sapiens...
>>257545Isn't it Kalarippyattu?
>>257595It's claims to historicity mostly rely on chinese apochrypal texts from the 17th century claiming to be about a man who supposedly lived in the 5~6th century. In all likelihood kalaripayattu as it exists today is only a couple hundred years old at best.
>>257545big stick
>>257545Rock throwing
>ONE Championship>more than one championshipAre they stupid?
Rising Sun edition>Banzuke:http://sumodb.sumogames.de/Banzuke.aspxhttps://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/uwbgc88dPrevious thread >>256691
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>>258637>Dan goes first because he is the bestThere's clearly someone walking in front of him.
>>258646>make shit upNo, nabatame really did send a picture of his dick to a tranny kek
>>258623He has a Yokozuna license. That makes him a "legit" Yokozuna.
>>258651and then he sent that pic to oho's dad for some reason?
Promoted to orange belt!(in case anyone is wondering yes that’s a capybara shirt I’m wearing underneath )It’s been an awesome 1.3 years of judo! I’ve been improving my technique and did amazing at two recent tournaments. The progress shall continue to be strong
>>239408Are you sure it's not a beaver?
>>254112Yes, I'm wearing the shirt.
>>258162Looks like a beaver to me dude
>>239408Nice. Took me like 3 years to get the orange belt (covid inbetween)
>>239408Watch out Steven Seagal!
This is all you need to win.
I don’t want to start a whole thread about it so I’ll post it here:I think situational awareness is a meme created by self defense instructors who want to rake in cash and not risk legal consequences by teaching fighting which could get them sued if their fighting techniques don’t work.
>wait wait wait you can't tip me, i'm not playing!!#krav maga mindset
>>255507Against children, maybe.
>>256831Antisemitic.
>>255507How is a hat going to help me win?
I have shekels to burn and have no other hobbytell me why I shouldn't do paramotoring
>>215575You are just poor at judging risk and think your abilities are infallible and overrate the risk of other people injuring you in a activity versus you injuring yourself.
>>207635it is VERY noisy. Dad used to do it, he had to wear earplugs and eventually sold the engine because of that. Using the wind and thermals as your engine is far better+ you dont become a fatass as you actually have to hike up the mountain to the takeoff. Also cheaper
>>211438too low for that i think. He shouldve been holding his controls instead of the phone then he wouldve been able to fix the collapse in time.
>>209064>Aaaaurgh aaaaaaaaurgh...>I craaaaaaashedThat video had no business being so funny
>>257200I agree using the wind and thermals is better, but blocking the noise is not that difficult, use earplugs and over the ear style muffs and the sound is all but gone. However, this does nothing to help everyone with the misfortune of being near you.>>256887I know I am not infallible so I think very carefully when choosing when and where to fly. If you knew much about pg's you would agree that most acciidents are 100% avoidable (not all unfortunately). Motorbikes on the street are completely different, every motorist you encounter along the way has the potential to end your life in a second and in many cases there is nothing you could do about it.
Any sport. Looking for old school stuff in particular.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=WtlwoX1YEmghttps://youtube.com/watch?v=e3EhsYmh9RMhttps://youtube.com/watch?v=tnRoda7Ke2w
>>253869The South African grand prix death video is very extreme. A track marshall gets hit by an f1 car at full speed through a straight. The impact sends the man spinning so violently his body rips itself apart. All that was left of him was an unrecognizable lump of gore. The only way the officials could determine who was hit was by taking a roll call.
Bumo
If you like climbing, check out Rampage with Chris Sharmahttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cqe_w2JTlKM
90s mountain biking was hardcore https://youtu.be/uyrlEE9AV58?si=qb2EvixeHx_Lksch
As someone who is the same age as charlie, snowboarded my first black slope, learning skateboarding, falling off now and again.Charlie is full of shit here.https://youtube.com/shorts/lOW0gnh4kS4?si=iPYsrzzWuKEltLF1
>>252015some retard
>>251994Yeah I agree, I think skateboarding is a little less forgiving than say snowboarding or wakeskating or whatever given that you're falling on concrete but you can still do it...you just gotta work your way up to the cool stuff. That being said I broke my ankle skating at 30, had to get plates and screws put in, and haven't really got back into it since but it's more of a mental thing than anything else for me
skateparks are full of teens and crackheads, not really the best of places
i'm 37 and i bought a skateboard again a couple years ago because i used to skate when i was in my late teens but my body feels too heavy now and I twisted my ankle and it hurt way more than it used to and i need to go to work and cant afford to injure myself and be out of work for two weeks over a bad ankle.
>>257977GOOGLE KNEES OVER TOES GUY
How would you create a martial art that had as it's main purpose to be most effective against UNTRAINED people? Are there any techniques that are useless in a trained context but disproportionally effective when used against untrained people?Kind of like how in chess there are openings that are principally not sound and easily rebuked by people who know how to play chess, but allow you to easily checkmate a complete beginner (like the scholar's mate).
Headbutts are the first thing that spring to mind when I hear "disproportionately effective". Basically takes no skill in terms of technique or execution but can have devastating effects.
>>251389Master the art of crackhead fighting
>>251389If any martial art isn't good against untrained people, that shouldn't even qualify as one
>>251389The average person can't react, has shit footwork and no stamina. So anything that moves a lot and has deadly strikes works.That's basically a lesser version of Capoeira desu.
>>251389If you are attacking/defending against untrained people on the street, use a gun or some other weapon for the best results. Martial arts are a sport first and foremost.
The Christ edition Old thread>>253192
Watched Ben Degros review some 7.5 board, guy is 6'1.Makes me think at 5'11 I should get a 7.75 or at most 8, even though I read I should get 8.25.
NEW THREAD >>258268
>>258240YEW
>>258224Well they’re mostly made for skating vert and bowls, so you’ll be fine
>>261942It doesn’t take that long to get used to them, noYou’ll be fine
Got my gur rank for the styles of Kali and Silat I do two years ago. Still feel like a failure and that I don't deserve it. Fractured ribs on my first Guro ranking attempt which I of course I failed. Does the feeling ever go away?
>>252025>Got my guro rank
>>252025If your teachers let you be injured like that they are actively harming you and abusive, get new teachers and consider suing thrm for injuries.
>>257562Are you a 45 year old white woman?
>>257909Are you retarded? Or you just love sucking off your "Sensei" that much?
