#manhood_arts Tying back to the prior (1st) video post. Another way of describing this guys specialty is that his different guards (having different names....) are an itemization for instruction - which are categorized by how he SWAPS TO DIFFERENT CLOTH GRIPS & FEET/LEG PLACEMENTS. Typically, BJJ isnt encouraged to be communicated so simply as Ive just done for you. These instructional itemizations are taught as SACRED PRESENTATIONS. What youre then getting in this *teaching mode* is an idealized execution of choice-grips and leg-patterns when the OTHER OPPONENT is either *presentationally compliant* -or- COMPETITIVELY RESISTING and anticipating every bit of attempted movement. (Like a chess game.) In other words, the actual *sport* of this involves the opponents constant UNDOING and refusal of the other persons effort to INITIATE A PROGRESSIVE SET-UP towards a certain positional advancement or pattern. (The better person has then plotted very well with the most subtle set-ups to eventually get what he wants.) Towards the end of the TIME CLOCK in the match, FATIGUE & FRUSTRATION wears on the opponents and thats mainly how certain tactics lead to success. IN UNDESIRABLE TRAINING CONDITIONS ------ the new learners of these IDEALIZED itemizations can CAUSE INJURY onto other NEW PARTNERS (and novices used as *target practice*). The only advantage and lame thrill for the THUG A-HOLE who rushes to quickly acquire the latest and coolest new IDEALIZED ITEMIZATIONS (ie: new technique...) is to throw these onto the unsuspecting training partners. The moves will be DONE HARD and mean, without relaxed negotiation for developed set-ups. Thus, creating the toughness psychology in the training space...... The lame rationale will then be : How I made this move as my own...... or that he perfected the technique. Meanwhile, a typically PATRIARCHAL HIERARCHY has been created in the martial arts CULTIC psychology. Thus ------- martial arts is in a massive cultural cycle to be *taught* in this way.
Posted on: Wed, 22 Oct 2014 04:37:24 +0000
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