Awesome little girl

Actually when a guy comes in with a full face mask and goes to the 7 o'clock, and the doors are still open, you exit.....

...but good for her.
 
bbchien said:
Actually when a guy comes in with a full face mask and goes to the 7 o'clock, and the doors are still open, you exit.....

...but good for her.
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But with skill like that why would you ever want to? :D
 
bbchien said:
Actually when a guy comes in with a full face mask and goes to the 7 o'clock, and the doors are still open, you exit...
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Especially when he doesn't even look to see what floor you've selected, but moves to the back of the elevator.
 
I question the reality of that. The physics of it just don't add up.
 
Mtns2Skies said:
But with skill like that why would you ever want to? :D
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For the same reason that we try to avoid icing, even if we have FIKI and know how to use it.
 
RMOAS ... ~35 years ago, when I first began co-op'ing in metro Detroit,
the state univ downtown was having a problem with a serial rapist, preying
on solo women at night. All the usual precautions were implemented ... but
the string of victims continued to grow.

Then ... he picked on the wrong co-ed. She was nationally ranked in one
of the Asian self-defense/fighting sports. She hurt him, badly. IIRC;
broken leg (or was it hip/pelivs?), collar bone, nose & ribs.

Then the questions started. Why did she ...? Her explanation: I wanted
to make certain that he'd still be here when I returned with the police.
Mission accomplished.
 
rainsux said:
RMOAS ... ~35 years ago, when I first began co-op'ing in metro Detroit,
the state univ downtown was having a problem with a serial rapist, preying
on solo women at night. All the usual precautions were implemented ... but
the string of victims continued to grow.

Then ... he picked on the wrong co-ed. She was nationally ranked in one
of the Asian self-defense/fighting sports. She hurt him, badly. IIRC;
broken leg (or was it hip/pelivs?), collar bone, nose & ribs.

Then the questions started. Why did she ...? Her explanation: I wanted
to make certain that he'd still be here when I returned with the police.
Mission accomplished.
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That is beautiful!
 
Fake or not, I liked it. Stuff like that kind of warms the soul. There would be a whole lot less crime if people were not so conditioned to having the cops or someone else save them. Learn to look after yourself, no matter what your age.

John
 
John Baker said:
Fake or not, I liked it. Stuff like that kind of warms the soul. There would be a whole lot less crime if people were not so conditioned to having the cops or someone else save them. Learn to look after yourself, no matter what your age.

John
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He's lucky he didn't try that crap with one of my daughters, he have holes in him and left in the corner of the elevator.
 
Mtns2Skies said:
Adrenaline has a habit of making physics not matter.
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+1. Ask any cop who's dealt with a person on PCP...

Some of the feats of strength people have accomplished while under the influence of that drug, are downright unbelievable. Reports of multiple hits with firearms and the Zombie with a weapon, just keeps coming, abound.
 
Mtns2Skies said:
Adrenaline has a habit of making physics not matter.
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To a point. The motions of her and the "attacker" though just don't add up. Unless the guy was a total ***** and just wanted to get his ass kicked by a 32 pound girl.

Major differences in weight, regardless of one's ability to "fight", become quite challenging.
 
jesse said:
To a point. The motions of her and the "attacker" though just don't add up. Unless the guy was a total ***** and just wanted to get his ass kicked by a 32 pound girl.

Major differences in weight, regardless of one's ability to "fight", become quite challenging.
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Major differences in size and weight can be seriously equalized by ones ability to fight, and how much training and practice they have under their belt.

If you find that statement doubtful, just for fun, attend a martial arts competition.

John
 
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denverpilot said:
+1. Ask any cop who's dealt with a person on PCP...

Some of the feats of strength people have accomplished while under the influence of that drug, are downright unbelievable. Reports of multiple hits with firearms and the Zombie with a weapon, just keeps coming, abound.
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Professional wrestlers are very strong, but you can see them pulling their punches. Of course, the frame rate on this video is low, so it's hard to judge. I would like to see an opinion from a martial arts expert who has watched it.
 
John Baker said:
Major differences in size and weight can be seriously equalized by ones ability to fight, and how much training and practice they have under their belt.

If you find that statement doubtful, just for fun, attend a martial arts competition.

John
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And you'll notice they aren't matching people against someone that is three times their weight.
 
jesse said:
And you'll notice they aren't matching people against someone that is three times their weight.
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You'll also notice they're matching people of equal skill set, not what happened on the elevator, she way outclassed him.
 
The biggest problem I see with the video is she didn't hit him in any of the particularly disabling pressure points or "tender" areas but he dropped and didn't get up.

Typically a fight like this in a confined space turns into a grappling match, and without training, mass wins.

His adrenaline would have gone up and he'd naturally use his legs (powerful muscles) to fend off a continuous attack, almost instinctively. He just lies there in a very non-protective position (not fetal, giblets open for a good heel stomp) and doesn't move.

She doesn't take advantage of the openness of his torso and he doesn't attempt to cover it.

Fake.
 
The elevator camera seemed to lack sound, even in competition the sound is subdued as compared to a real life situation. I'm guessing the noise the little girl was making was more disabling than her blows. One thing you can bet on, it was loud in that elevator.

John
 
Palmpilot said:
Professional wrestlers are very strong, but you can see them pulling their punches. Of course, the frame rate on this video is low, so it's hard to judge. I would like to see an opinion from a martial arts expert who has watched it.
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Calling EdFred!
 
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