Does anyone know martial arts?

firewolf81 wrote:

I dont know, if the situation dictates it.....Ive been in some pretty rough fights and a quick snap kick to the balls has saveed me from getting my head stoved in with a bat.

Also if heavily outnumbered or if they are hevily armed, you have to even up the odds somehow. Thats what street fighting is all about. Survival.

I dont agree with kicking someone when their down though, its happened to me several times and is not very sporting at all. Unless the person has tried to shoot you, then i would give a quick kick to the ribs, cause that is not cool. Guns in a fist fight that is.

firewolf81 wrote:

I dont agree with kicking someone when their down though, its happened to me several times and is not very sporting at all. Unless the person has tried to shoot you, then i would give a quick kick to the ribs, cause that is not cool.

Xtrm Liability wrote: Savage Snake,

So do you ever plan on taking the BUDs challenge?

Xtrm Liability wrote:

No it’s not cool. I’ve done it a lot of times which is why I don’t particularly feel proud of it nor do I like talking about it. But something inside me says, “what ever you do, do not let that son of a b*tch get up”. It’s almost become a reflex where I don’t think, I just do.

Xtrm Liability wrote: However, in my training, it consists mostly of compression locks, joint locks, dislocation, torn ligaments, bone fractures, unconsciousness or even death.

Savage Snake wrote:

Don’t have to. The program I’m in now is an elite program set up and organized by the United Nations for counter terroism. I could could beat that program with my hands tied behind my back.

I can’t tell you alot about the team (name, unit ect.) but I can tell you it makes Navy Seals look like a bunch of school girls with candy. I’m getting on a plane to the north pole to start our poler and cold enviorment tacticts. I’m looking forward because Major said, “I hope you packed snowboards.“

Xtrm Liability wrote:


Have you ever took the BUDs challenge? I’m sure it’s far more difficult then you make it out to be.

Savage Snake wrote:

Same thing, only we need to learn those in a fraction of a second.

Xtrm Liability wrote: Just be careful how you use that power my friend.

Maggot Face wrote:

yeah. hardest part’d probably be the fatigue. 4 hours of sleep for 5 days. You’re guarenteed to be tired.

Savage Snake wrote:


In the Marine Corps, I was a Scout Sniper. We were trained to sit in one spot and not move a muscle. At times you could be sitting there for two weeks, after that you need to move and strech. You learn a state of mind that you don’t need food or water for a week before getting hungrey. You need to be axake at all times in case you are ordered to fire.

While I was over seas, there wasn’t alot of that to often. Because marine warfare is one of the things I’m learning, I need to train everyday to exspand my lungs and increase my stamina at almost a superhuman capibility. Swimming in freezing waters is one of those.

So I think I wouldn’t need to worry.

Savage Snake wrote:

Don’t have to. The program I’m in now is an elite program set up and organized by the United Nations for counter terroism. I could could beat that program with my hands tied behind my back.

I can’t tell you alot about the team (name, unit ect.) but I can tell you it makes Navy Seals look like a bunch of school girls with candy. I’m getting on a plane to the north pole to start our poler and cold enviorment tacticts. I’m looking forward because Major said, “I hope you packed snowboards.“