As a note aside, it is interesting to know that some believe that jûdô breakfalls are made up and in reality don't work ...
http://smashpass.blogspot.be/2009/04/break-falling-is-bs.html
http://smashpass.blogspot.be/2009/04/break-falling-is-bs.html
Cichorei Kano wrote:As a note aside, it is interesting to know that some believe that jûdô breakfalls are made up and in reality don't work ...
http://smashpass.blogspot.be/2009/04/break-falling-is-bs.html
Ben Reinhardt wrote:Cichorei Kano wrote:As a note aside, it is interesting to know that some believe that jûdô breakfalls are made up and in reality don't work ...
http://smashpass.blogspot.be/2009/04/break-falling-is-bs.html
I just love it when people claim to be some sort of science professional, quote studies that they can't even reference (too busy!), then commit the same logical fallacies they accuse others of doing in order to "prove" their point.
Cichorei Kano wrote:
The findings of later studies were similar to the earlier one, which makes the entire blogpost somewhat awkward:
afulldeck wrote:Cichorei Kano wrote:
The findings of later studies were similar to the earlier one, which makes the entire blogpost somewhat awkward:
Quite the understatement. I think his blog post on breakfalls was bu*sh*t. Proper ukemi has saved my life at least twice-probably three times, during motorcycle accidents.
Ben Reinhardt wrote:afulldeck wrote:Cichorei Kano wrote:
The findings of later studies were similar to the earlier one, which makes the entire blogpost somewhat awkward:
Quite the understatement. I think his blog post on breakfalls was bu*sh*t. Proper ukemi has saved my life at least twice-probably three times, during motorcycle accidents.
But wait, you are not a senior citizen so your anecdotes don't count !
afulldeck wrote:Ben Reinhardt wrote:afulldeck wrote:Cichorei Kano wrote:
The findings of later studies were similar to the earlier one, which makes the entire blogpost somewhat awkward:
Quite the understatement. I think his blog post on breakfalls was bu*sh*t. Proper ukemi has saved my life at least twice-probably three times, during motorcycle accidents.
But wait, you are not a senior citizen so your anecdotes don't count !
Not according to my local drug store :-)
Right. Logical fallacies is the word.Ben Reinhardt wrote:I just love it when people claim to be some sort of science professional, quote studies that they can't even reference (too busy!), then commit the same logical fallacies they accuse others of doing in order to "prove" their point.Cichorei Kano wrote:As a note aside, it is interesting to know that some believe that jûdô breakfalls are made up and in reality don't work ...
http://smashpass.blogspot.be/2009/04/break-falling-is-bs.html
So this person started judo two years ago; he is now a judo black belt. And ukemi is BS. Smells like…Jason wrote:Break Falling is B.S.
About two years ago I started training in Judo. (…) About Me / Jason / Saulo Ribeiro BJJ Brown Belt. Judo Black Blelt. Owner, Iowa City Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Molecular Biologist, University of Iowa. Military Veteran.
Cichorei Kano wrote:afulldeck wrote:Ben Reinhardt wrote:afulldeck wrote:Cichorei Kano wrote:
The findings of later studies were similar to the earlier one, which makes the entire blogpost somewhat awkward:
Quite the understatement. I think his blog post on breakfalls was bu*sh*t. Proper ukemi has saved my life at least twice-probably three times, during motorcycle accidents.
But wait, you are not a senior citizen so your anecdotes don't count !
Not according to my local drug store :-)
or the diapers in his garbage ...
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