Why i missed the HB meet...
06-30-2008 | 09:03 PM
#23
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From: The OC
Originally Posted by M6SXTZ
lolz... funny enough he threw a barrage of punches and landed NONE, i just threw 2 kicks, he tried to then grab me as he was going down, wrist lock, broke his wrist, then arm bar, broke his arm at the elbow... lolz... dont know if i would really call this a fight. all i know is after seeing what i did to this guy his boys didnt want a thing to do with me. let me get in my car 1 minute later and drive away without even exchanging a look... i just gave them the mighty Chuck Norris stare and peeld out 
07-01-2008 | 05:04 PM
#24
Originally Posted by momo's
man what a crazy night you had. Sound like someone have some knowledge on brazilian jujitsu
9 years Aikido Jujitsu (from 9 years old to 18)
07-01-2008 | 05:26 PM
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From: In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida
Originally Posted by M6SXTZ
2 years Kempo (from 6 years old to 8)
9 years Aikido Jujitsu (from 9 years old to 18)
9 years Aikido Jujitsu (from 9 years old to 18)
by Morihei Ueshiba
Aikido is a manifestation of a way to reorder the world of humanity as though everyone were of one family. Its purpose is to build a paradise right here on earth.
Aikido is nothing but an expression of the spirit of Love for all living things.
It is important not to be concerned with thoughts of victory and defeat. Rather, you should let the ki of your thoughts and feelings blend with the Universal.
Aikido is not an art to fight with enemies and defeat them. It is a way to lead all human beings to live in harmony with each other as though everyone were one family. The secret of aikido is to make yourself become one with the universe and to go along with its natural movements. One who has attained this secret holds the universe in him/herself and can say, "I am the universe."
If anyone tries to fight me, it means that s/he is going to break harmony with the universe, because I am the universe. At the instant when s/he conceives the desire to fight with me, s/he is defeated.
Nonresistance is one of the principles of aikido. Because there is no resistance, you have won before even starting. People whose minds are evil or who enjoy fighting are defeated without a fight.
The secret of aikido is to cultivate a spirit of loving protection for all things.
I do not think badly of others when they treat me unkindly. Rather, I feel gratitude towards them for giving me the opportunity to train myself to handle adversity.
You should realize what the universe is and what you are yourself. To know yourself is to know the universe.
Aikido is nothing but an expression of the spirit of Love for all living things.
It is important not to be concerned with thoughts of victory and defeat. Rather, you should let the ki of your thoughts and feelings blend with the Universal.
Aikido is not an art to fight with enemies and defeat them. It is a way to lead all human beings to live in harmony with each other as though everyone were one family. The secret of aikido is to make yourself become one with the universe and to go along with its natural movements. One who has attained this secret holds the universe in him/herself and can say, "I am the universe."
If anyone tries to fight me, it means that s/he is going to break harmony with the universe, because I am the universe. At the instant when s/he conceives the desire to fight with me, s/he is defeated.
Nonresistance is one of the principles of aikido. Because there is no resistance, you have won before even starting. People whose minds are evil or who enjoy fighting are defeated without a fight.
The secret of aikido is to cultivate a spirit of loving protection for all things.
I do not think badly of others when they treat me unkindly. Rather, I feel gratitude towards them for giving me the opportunity to train myself to handle adversity.
You should realize what the universe is and what you are yourself. To know yourself is to know the universe.
07-02-2008 | 08:24 AM
#26
Originally Posted by Z MANIA
by Morihei Ueshiba
lolz
now go and sit through a Aikido class and tell me how much of what you just posted that you saw lolz... let me tell you what Aikido IS to give you a better idea...
http://youtube.com/watch?v=0Ooffw2R29c
this IS aikido... i can show you better then tell you my friend.
i think the the EXPLANATION of Aikido better describes the MENTAL part and gives order to meditation very well... but on the other hand just sounds good on paper. it is a very poetic way to describe such a powerful art that it leaves out a few key words, OWNAGE for example will not be found in the explanation or description of Aikido but that is exactly what the physical side of the art teaches
i would invite anyone on this board to go and sit through a Aikido Jujitsu class. it will be love at first site. but keep in mind, sitting through the class and Participating in the class can prove to be 2 different things
Last edited by M6SXTZ; 07-02-2008 at 08:53 AM.
07-02-2008 | 03:10 PM
#32
Originally Posted by solo_element
whoaa..that is an interesting story. The animation made me LOL..g/l bro
just found out that the guy i fought had trace elements of some narcotic in his system when they took blood at the hospital! my lawyer says that this will help our case
well i am going to torrance courts tomorrow morning to take care of this ticket and hopefully go and get my car out. think i need a little more luck on that issue
glad everyone enjoyed the animation... any nominations are GREATLY APPRECIATED!
07-02-2008 | 03:30 PM
#33
sorry malice i missed this...
Originally Posted by General_Malice
wahahahahahahahaha about the animation and the frat kids that thinks (or thought) they're hard. G/L with car and the court issue.
btw, (sorry, dont mean to hi-jack this thread) but where do you go to train aikido and jiujitsu? I train aikido in claremont and judo in claremont also.
btw, (sorry, dont mean to hi-jack this thread) but where do you go to train aikido and jiujitsu? I train aikido in claremont and judo in claremont also.
LMAO another funny story, after seeing the fight MY GIRL wants to take the class with me, she pretty much asks me every day if i have found a worthy dojo
07-02-2008 | 07:44 PM
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From: Slangin rocks on the corner
Originally Posted by M6SXTZ
my aikido sensei was Sensei Ted Petite (7th dan) i trained while i was living in palmdale when i was younger. from 9-18 (i am 29 now so a long time ago) the art is obviously in my blood. funny enough about a week or so before this altercation i was considering attending another school here in Torrance, Budo Yosenikan. I have already went and checked out the class and spoke with the sensei but im not too sure if i like the training methods. i am VERY traditional when it comes to my martial arts and this class seems altered in a way but still a decent class nevertheless. i think only because this class is just Aikido and not Aikido Jujitsu. im still searching for a actual Aikido Jujitsu class some where local. if you find a class please let me know. i have been hunting google and yahoo locals but not many results. im going to keep looking tho. i will keep you posted on my findings...
LMAO another funny story, after seeing the fight MY GIRL wants to take the class with me, she pretty much asks me every day if i have found a worthy dojo
LMAO another funny story, after seeing the fight MY GIRL wants to take the class with me, she pretty much asks me every day if i have found a worthy dojo
07-02-2008 | 08:05 PM
#35
Originally Posted by General_Malice
hahaha nice...all about the traditional style, but thats just me cuz thats what I started with. There's a few dojos in OC that I wanna check out. I sat in one of the aikido classes in this japanese temple in garden grove and im really interested but im just too far. it sux. oh well, im cool with Judo for now. I'll definitely keep an eye out for you. Do the same for me, I wanna check out aikido jujitsu also.
but rgr that, i will keep a look out. not saying that race matters so much but i would prefer a japanese sensei as well... they tend to be more STRICT. i know this for a fact. if you dont go home feeling like a idiot at least 3 times a week you are NOT learning a thing, trust me
BTW where are you located?
07-02-2008 | 11:27 PM
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From: Slangin rocks on the corner
Originally Posted by M6SXTZ
man Garden Grove is a little too far for me too, well at least till the gas prices come back down to 2.50 for 91 octane within the next year or so
but rgr that, i will keep a look out. not saying that race matters so much but i would prefer a japanese sensei as well... they tend to be more STRICT. i know this for a fact. if you dont go home feeling like a idiot at least 3 times a week you are NOT learning a thing, trust me
BTW where are you located?
but rgr that, i will keep a look out. not saying that race matters so much but i would prefer a japanese sensei as well... they tend to be more STRICT. i know this for a fact. if you dont go home feeling like a idiot at least 3 times a week you are NOT learning a thing, trust me
BTW where are you located?
mix in some thai kickboxing 
07-04-2008 | 11:29 AM
#40
Originally Posted by General_Malice
chino/chino hills
momo why would you prefer Brazilian Jujitsu? there is a Brazilian jujitsu gym like a 10 min run (2 min drive) from my house. i have been considering stopping by but for some reason since it wasn't a japanese art i wasn't too interested
is it really worth training there? lemme check some youtube flicks