Originally Posted by william405
Ufc is not a martial art.
It's not technically and really MMA isn't either, but its a recognised term now, even though most major styles fight in UFC in some level professionalism
Originally Posted by Shadey
iv tried its a fail
Yeah that's the typical response round here, though some basic things like grab and throw are common, but that's atypical of common sense let alone martial arts xD
The seed of martial arts(/theory) is philosophical in nature.
The IDEA of martial arts precedes it's/their name(s) and expressions(s).
So theoretically, the Tao of Jeet Kune Do is applied by every noob who takes an interest in learning the game.
The game wholly emphasizes the natural style martial art, whcih is essentially hte seed of martial art (theory).
The IDEA of martial arts precedes it's/their name(s) and expressions(s).
So theoretically, the Tao of Jeet Kune Do is applied by every noob who takes an interest in learning the game.
The game wholly emphasizes the natural style martial art, whcih is essentially hte seed of martial art (theory).
Originally Posted by WibbleWarrior
The seed of martial arts(/theory) is philosophical in nature.
The IDEA of martial arts precedes it's/their name(s) and expressions(s).
So theoretically, the Tao of Jeet Kune Do is applied by every noob who takes an interest in learning the game.
The game wholly emphasizes the natural style martial art, whcih is essentially hte seed of martial art (theory).
Having read the Tao of Jeet Kune, though everyone seems to take it differently, I think Jeet Kune Do is an amalgamation of all basic martial arts theory. Rather than everything done being taken from Jeet Kune Do, Jeet Kune Do is the views of man on everything that individually could work, and what what concepts work for him.
Though yes basically any move done on toribash could be related to some martial art in someway.
