Kenny West
Veteran
That was smooth.
If I have a daughter I'm making her learn judo real shyt
If I have a daughter I'm making her learn judo real shyt
Who said judo dosen't work in a street fight?
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how would you have defended yourself?
Leg trap. But keeping it 100. That was almost a flawless execution of Seoi Nage. From someone who's croaatrained Judo, that it a difficult trow to execute so quickly and unexpectedly. She did it from her knees too. Some people are more comfortable staying crouched on their feet (which can make it harder). Also factor in that NOBODY expected that woman to make such an experienced throw. It takes years of practice. Especially on a man with a tattered shirt and no gi. Also from someone who's been dumped by that throw a few times, I gotta say he took it like a champ. Lucky for him he lives in a shytty 3rd world country with dirt roads, or he would've been the Steven Hawkings of shytstainistan.
O.T.I.S.
The Monk & The Mercenary
Had nothing to do with them being black as it did with them being poor in what looks like a non-american country not known for it's Judo...
But w/e, maybe the missionaries taught her or some shyt
If she pushed me she would have been coming with me. I would then disengage and cut off at an angle for an easy ankle pick or initiate control of the upper body starting at the waist.
If she held onto me and comitted to the throw id probably do a variation of one of these, finishing with a throw, a submission or just neutralizing her momentum and kneeing her in the chops.
Had nothing to do with them being black as it did with them being poor in what looks like a non-american country not known for it's Judo...
But w/e, maybe the missionaries taught her or some shyt
JahFocus CS
Get It How You Get It
Snappin' necks like it's no big deal
O.T.I.S.
The Monk & The Mercenary
Yeah you could be right though
I think it was on purpose.
The way she turned her torso and got low to the ground isn't common fighting, regardless of region.
I think she knew what she was doing.
