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DBMA Martial Arts Forum / Martial Arts Topics / Re: The Straight Blast
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on: March 21, 2011, 02:16:35 PM
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Great drop step by Lyoto at the beginning of this clip!
In this case, he got the bad end of the stick with this blast. He only hits Rashad once and Rashad swing steps into right lead to throw his right hooks, hitting him with two hard shots.
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DBMA Martial Arts Forum / Martial Arts Topics / Re: Kali Tudo Working Examples
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on: December 23, 2009, 07:02:44 PM
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I think he could have finished it if he would have escaped his hips taken his back. If I can remember correctly Inosanto FMA teaches this with a "camel clutch" style spine lock from the back. It could have also turned into the hip lock I know Guro Crafty is very fond of . 
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DBMA Martial Arts Forum / Martial Arts Topics / Re: MMA Thread
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on: December 11, 2009, 10:46:18 AM
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New idea- Conspire to put copies of the KT material in Jon Jones' christmas stocking. I'm highly amused by anyone who manages to pull off moves on pro fighters because they saw tony jaa do them in a movie.
When he came down last year we touched base briefly on some KT type techniques, nothing specific. He is very aware of the outside footwork (Trigg 101). From my experience, he's also very open and has been exposed to Kali footwork via one of my other instructors. We could arrange this if you wanted Guro! 
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DBMA Martial Arts Forum / Martial Arts Topics / Re: MMA Thread
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on: December 06, 2009, 12:31:00 AM
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I've found a few answers to the "why" of the "spike elbow" being a foul:
1. Originally it was because of how easy it was to cut the opponent.
2. More recently they're saying because of the potential foul to the back of the head.
Personally neither hold up in my book. Many other types of elbows are easier to cut with and if the back of the head is a foul anyway, DON'T HIT IT!
3. Is because of the ability to have gravity on your side for the elbow (12 to 6 on a clock). This is why spike elbows from the guard are not a foul which again doesn't make sense to me.
Stupid rule. MH wasn't put out by the last two grazing spike elbows, it was from the barrage of elbows thrown before hand which Jones was begging the ref to stop from.
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DBMA Martial Arts Forum / Martial Arts Topics / Re: The New Kitty Genovese
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on: October 29, 2009, 12:55:23 PM
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This made me remember the stories I've heard about domesticated dogs that overtake their owner in the event of an attack on their owner. I'll expound:
There have been cases (I'll look for them later and cite them) where an owner's dogs actually join in on an attack of the owner to try and overthrow the alpha of their pack. More or less showing that in other species will join in on a violent act because of pressure from the members of their pack. Other primates do this as well . . .
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DBMA Martial Arts Forum / Martial Arts Topics / Re: September 20, 2009 Gathering
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on: September 23, 2009, 12:14:04 AM
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What a great weekend.
Guro, thanks for allowing us to train with you Saturday and putting on the Gathering of the Pack!
Thanks to the North Hollywood gang for allowing us to train with you and helping us out with polishing up some techniques!
Rene and Howie, thanks for the laughs, almost getting us into a fight (NOT AT THE GATHERING) within the first 60 minutes of being in the state of California and for being so hospitable!
Tennessee Dog, thanks for the fight! I'll be honest, my goal was not to turn down a fight regardless of who asked me as long as I was healthy. I don't think I would have had the balls to ask you myself so I thank you for helping me jump into the deep end!
Kaju Dog, thanks for agreeing on doing a left handed fight. I felt like a newbie again in stick range and it was invigorating!
"Bitch" Linda, you do a great job at killing skinny lanky guys! Thanks for the fight!
Chhi’med, you were my "unknown" fight that I promised myself I'd have. I had no clue what I was getting into and man was I impressed. I felt like I was hitting a brick wall each time we entered clinch and your left handed stick power was as imposing as your right! Thanks for agreeing to fight me left handed!
Lastly, thank you to my friends and fellow training partners "Dog" Mike and Jon. The two of you are huge inspirations to me.
Woof!
Ryan "C-Guard Dog" Gruhn
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DBMA Martial Arts Forum / Martial Arts Topics / Re: September 20, 2009 Gathering
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on: September 04, 2009, 10:20:53 AM
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Fighters, I tore my right bicep earlier this week. Thank God it was just the muscle and wasn't the tendon however, the Doctor said that the next weak link to go would be the tendon the torn muscle is attached to. He is having me do physical therapy for the next 3 weeks and wants me to hold off for a month until I use it for anything strenuous. With that said, I'm looking for experienced fighters to potentially go against me (left handed), you can be either hand and honor a no clinch or grappling rule. Please feel free to email me or post back if you're interested: ryangruhn@hotmail.com Dog Ryan
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DBMA Martial Arts Forum / Martial Arts Topics / Re: September 20, 2009 Gathering
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on: August 15, 2009, 11:24:56 PM
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Guro,
Registrations are in the mail, tickets are purchased for my group . . . . adding to the list:
Nick "Pappy Dog" Papadakis N. Hollywood, CA
Dean “Kaju Dog” Webster Lemoore, CA
“Dog” Rene Cocolo Toronto, CANADA
"Dog" Mike Norrell State College, PA
"Dog" Ryan Gruhn State College, PA
Jon Weaver State College, PA
Josh Scott San Diego, CA
Kase Wright Corpus Crisit, TX
Jeff Peters McLean, VA
Peter Andrada San Jose, Ca
Josh Scott San Diego, Ca
Linda Matsumi Los Gatos, CA
Steve Lawson Carolina Beach, NC
Mike Getten Pacific Palisades, CA
Jason Barker Pacific Palisades, CA
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DBMA Martial Arts Forum / Martial Arts Topics / Re: September 20, 2009 Gathering
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on: August 09, 2009, 12:45:15 AM
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I got pretty good at hitting the tire over the past year however I was promptly reminded how much different splitting wood is. When you get half way through a log it no longer makes sense to pull the ax back out. Instead, logic tells me to lift not only the ax but the ax with the log still attached and then try to split it . . . .  Not sure it's the best way but definitely makes for a very interesting workout when you have no clue how many times you're actually going to swing the ax.
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DBMA Martial Arts Forum / Martial Arts Topics / Re: MMA Thread
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on: May 12, 2009, 11:30:52 AM
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I remember seeing it as early as '96 in a Ohio "NHB" show by a guy with full Thai wear on; shorts, arm bands, etc.  Also, interestingly enough Ajarn Chai calls it "Mat Gatun" which means "pushing fist."
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