by Ben Reinhardt Thu Oct 30, 2014 8:05 am
Well from my point of view theres a lot more to Judo than competition WB ! Lets put it another way - you may be an old man, who can barely move - but you know how to build a world class aircraft and you can give clear instruction on how to do this. A younger man is physically capable of building an inferior aircraft - and if they were both given a year the young man would obviously win a competition to build an aircraft - yet the old man is obviously more of a "master". Bit of a weird example but you get my drift. Dont get me wrong I love competing - I just think there's a bit more to it than that.
[quote="Wandering WB"]
Like it or not, judo is a competitive sport. Just because you find a match with another judo Master challenging doesn't mean you are not a Master of judo.
Your fascination with old men Something is leading you to a logical error, WB.
[quote="Wandering WB"]I am not saying someone who has done judo for thirty years doesn't know what he is doing on the mat. I am saying that judo is best represented by young competitive athletes rather than old men who can barely walk unassisted! It's not about building aircraft, it's about putting theories into practice with resistance and someone who is senile and in bad health likely can't do it.
Your fascination with old men Something is leading you to a logical error, WB.
Wandering WB wrote:Judo is physical, not just theoretical. Judo is an engagement between two adversaries or partners, and they are both judged by how good they are at getting that desired ippon. Your fascination with old men is leading you to a logical error.
Your fascination with old men Something is leading you to a logical error, WB.
Seriously, your trolling efforts are so amateurish it's getting silly. I realize we are on a Forum that is ripe for such stuff, but can't you do any better than the above ?
You create strawmen with almost every sentence you write, at times.