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Re: martial arts discussion First rule of Blind Fight Club, get a good lawyer. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=189239#p189239 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https

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Re: martial arts discussion Love it! and totally agreed! URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=189241#p189241 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https://sabahattin-gucukoglu.com

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Re: martial arts discussion Dont quite understand your question. blind people can use any weapon the same as anyone else provided you learn how. Ive trained in Japanese swordsmanship for almost two years, and could probably have a decent sparring session with anyone, though I wouldnt want

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Re: martial arts discussion Hi,Sadly youre not alone. Of course for a price everyone would teach a blind person, but that does not mean that the teachers good. You have to try and see.Rob URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=188805#p188805

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Re: martial arts discussion This topic really interests me. Im a huge marshall arts fan, even practice with myself. Ive fought with sighted people before, the real and serious fight, but never tried with blinds. If I can give a word here, my recommended marshall art would be...Muay Thai

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Re: martial arts discussion Hello folks. Mata, I can be wrong. But you gave the impression of superiority of the fight itself over the martial arts real purpose. The true goal of a martial artist should be to try to become stronger both in mind and body by knowing her or himself better

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Re: martial arts discussion Ive been trained first by using myself as a punching bag for everyone, at least 1 or 2 people. Second, by sufferring from pain in many ways. third, by getting more strength through hard working. and last, by sparring with sighted people. I shoudnt have call

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Re: martial arts discussion Yes I did. But Im not proud of it, nor I save any bad memories about the people involved. It wont make me any better than them.Best regards, Haramir. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=188911#p188911

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Re: martial arts discussion Well, its pretty convincing. Im a chinese, and yet I dont know the saying about the master and the students LOL. Anyways, thanks guys and I would think about it and discuss it with my family. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=188633#p188633

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Re: martial arts discussion @assault_freak: unfortunately, this is a common misconception.Yoga is a set of physical, mental and spiritual practices to enhance your body and spirit. It has postures, both sitting and standing ones, to achieve this, along with breathing exercises.Tai Qi

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Re: martial arts discussion To your comments about falling and the like, Im aware of all that... as I do have some experience. I was just wondering about different peoples perspectives. And about the misconception of tai qi... I think the issue is that the style of tai qi that is combative

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Re: martial arts discussion To your comments about falling and the like, Im aware of all that... as I do have some experience. I was just wondering about different peoples perspectives. And about the misconception of tai qi... I think the issue is that the style of tai qi that is combative

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Re: martial arts discussion Most of what I said were not meant to suggest that you are inexperienced, since I know that you do have experience I was trying to have two threads in one, one to try and help @Kenzon Yeoh some more and to answer your sparring question.Ah yes, that is of course

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Re: martial arts discussion Hello there fokes,Im trying to choose what martial arts suits me, but my family members keep saying Youre blind, you cant do it or something like that. It also doesnt help when Im still 14 and am the only one whose blind in my family... Anyways, I have a few

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Re: martial arts discussion Hi,I love martial arts. Im a former Karate and Aikido student, but my true calling is Tai Qi.To answer some questions:Martial arts is always dangerous. If, however, you have a teacher (or master, which I have the privilege of), they can teach you in a way

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Re: martial arts discussion Sure, Robjoy did a great work explaining several things.Yes, I also train with sighted folks and it is quite doable. About it being dangerous, yes. Everything in life can be dangerous, it all depends of how you face it.And about sighted folks being able to avoid

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Re: martial arts discussion Never saw the appeal of Tai Qi, personally. Tried it for a while... just felt like a different rendition of yoga. But I agree with everything the last two posts have said... I would give the same advice to anyone new seeking to get into it. Hope you find a good

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Re: martial arts discussion If the dojo is silent enough, you can hear a change in your partners breathing when he or she is about to attack. If silence is not an option, them be on your guard and wait for the blow to come. Then, a counter attack is your best choice. It varies much from

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martial arts discussion For all you folks whove tried martial arts out there... especially those totally blind. Which styles have you tried and how have you made them work with your blindness? Aside from Judo that is. lol Im a huge martial arts enthusiast, and Ive tried both Iaido

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Re: martial arts discussion I did Karate for a while but its kinda difficult to properly learn if you cant spar without the risk of seriously hurting your partner. However, being able to run through katas flawlessly will get you out of a street fight more often than not. URL: http

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Re: martial arts discussion Well, kata dont always necessarily help in a street fight... have you ever had the misfortune to have to use your skills in that situation? One of my good friends does Karate... and he spars no problem and is totally blind. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net

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Re: martial arts discussion I am a green belt in judo and I really injoy it URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=188517#p188517 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https

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Re: martial arts discussion Hello folks. Ive been training Jil jitsu for a while and also practiced neikun, which is a mix of Taichi and Carate in general terms. The only problem we can face more often is that we need at least 2 times more atention than the sighted folks in order

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Re: martial arts discussion Neikun is something I havent heard of... but I dont think Tai qi and Karate ever mixed. At least, not from everything Ive read... but that sounds interesting nonetheless. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=188531#p188531

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Re: martial arts discussion Neikun is something I havent heard of... but I dont think Tai qi and Karate ever mixed. At least, not from everything Ive read... but that sounds interesting nonetheless. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=188531#p188531

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Re: martial arts discussion Neikun is something I havent heard of... but I dont think Tai qi and Karate ever mixed. At least, not from everything Ive read... but that sounds interesting nonetheless. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=188531#p188531

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Re: martial arts discussion Neikun is something I havent heard of... but I dont think Tai qi and Karate ever mixed. At least, not from everything Ive read... but that sounds interesting nonetheless. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=188531#p188531