wolfmann601
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What a knife fight really looks like
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Hi, very interesting, thanks for sharing.
Anyone else that has got something similar to share??
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Look under "wounds".
The "Zorro" stuff is disturbing...
Also look under "neurotrauma" and clinical, under "chest" and "chestwall".
It makes me hurt.
Anyone else that has got something similar to share??
Edited and added: http://www.trauma.org/imagebank/imagebank.html
Look under "wounds".
The "Zorro" stuff is disturbing...
Also look under "neurotrauma" and clinical, under "chest" and "chestwall".
It makes me hurt.
Having seen hundreds of these in person, let me reiterate-STAB THEM. I can guarantee that these guys were not playing, or trying not to hurt each other. For all you tough talking bad a##'s out there, it takes a bit of work to sit around and carve another human being like a piece of meat. Back to the lesson-the human body deals far better with slashes than it does with being deeply punctured in vital areas. It also goes back to knife "fighting" being a stupid idea. Start thinking about immediate, viscious, termination without "fighting" or dancing with knives.
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Well it may not be a good combat strategy, but I think you'll have to concede that it's a fairly entertaining nickname!
Joking aside, it is true that a lot of sparring in martial arts academies is more like knife fencing or a knife version of touch football. Marc MacYoung said that his view of "knife fighting" changed a lot when he got a lesson from a retired military guy who took out a bunch of people with a knife. It was way different from what you see in many martial arts academies.
Joking aside, it is true that a lot of sparring in martial arts academies is more like knife fencing or a knife version of touch football. Marc MacYoung said that his view of "knife fighting" changed a lot when he got a lesson from a retired military guy who took out a bunch of people with a knife. It was way different from what you see in many martial arts academies.