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07-10-2007, 10:29 AM
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had you trained mma in 2000 it's most likey you would have been injured and injured bad. I know of at least two people who went to jung shim kwon and one of the "pros" just slammed them on the ground and cranked the shit out of a limb.
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07-11-2007, 04:23 AM
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Song-eun Shik is in tha military now. 2 years no fighting. I may be wrong but I don't think so.
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would make sense.I know he's 21,around the age when many enter the forced conscription. __________________
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07-11-2007, 10:54 AM
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Got the glow and feeling right.
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Originally Posted by blanko
had you trained mma in 2000 it's most likey you would have been injured and injured bad. I know of at least two people who went to jung shim kwon and one of the "pros" just slammed them on the ground and cranked the shit out of a limb.
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in 2000 none of the pros knew shit about wrestling. If someone would have been training takedowns with them, then the only way they could have gotten hurt is via judo. I was a fat bastard in 2003 and they had nothing on me as far as takedowns go. if they got hurt, they should have been in the little kid's class.
I wanted to edit. The three toughest guys were Lim Jae-seok, Lee Chi-seong, and Hong Joo-pyo. None of those guys would ever hurt a white guy bc of the money. I used to take those guys down at will. They ONLY knew Judo. __________________
"It's just not fun without soccer kicks", Kwang-hee Lee
Body Counter for the JTWW.
It'll feel better when it quits hurting.-TC
I got drunk with BJ Penn and he bit me.
새절 정심관 선수 입니다.
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07-11-2007, 11:59 AM
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The whole Korean MMA scene really seems to be taking off. I have a hard time following non-major japanese orgs. hopefully MMA grows in China and Korea and the talent pool grows. Are there any new innovative techniques coming from the game in Korea. I always have felt each country has something to add, and korea can't be any different.
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07-12-2007, 03:22 PM
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God I really wish I there was a bigger MMA scene in 99/2000 woulda been great to train there.
I would love to go back next year and see a few places.
Do they teach in English? my Korean is a bit rusty.
And for the bump, some Drunken Tiger.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=mnJ6x2l5f1Q __________________
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07-12-2007, 10:43 PM
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What is the english name of The Donger's gym in Seoul?
I might train there.
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Question: What do you think of Gracie jui-juitsu? Do you like anything about it?
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07-13-2007, 12:10 AM
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What is the english name of The Donger's gym in Seoul?
I might train there.
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Are you talking about Yoon Dong Sik?I might be wrong,but I think he actually trains in Japan.
if you're talking about Kim Dong Hyun,he trains at Jung Shim Kwan __________________
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