curleyblonde
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So NY is on the list next time you back to the states right? You won't need to find a place to stay ;-)
Actually it is, I love NY, and thanks for the offer sweet Knight.
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So NY is on the list next time you back to the states right? You won't need to find a place to stay ;-)
I think when it gets to sizes that small, it's gotta have more to do with body structure than fat...?
Actually it is, I love NY, and thanks for the offer sweet Knight.
Chi-town is the best town, just sayin...
Anyone has a punchers chance, but a punch and a fight are two different things. In mutual combat between two able body people, a man will probably win 98% of the fights. It's not sexism or anything like that, it's just biological reality. That is the reason domestic violence laws favor women over men.
But having said that, there is always an exception.
Their sizing has gotta be different to ours, I don't get this thread at all. WTF is a size 0? Smallest size I've ever seen in Australia is 6 and that's crazy tiny.
I think that a size 6 Aussie is about the same as a size 4 here. We have three sizes smaller, and the "in size" in Hollywood is a 0 or 00. When you consider that some of those women are 5'6-5'10, it's pretty clear that they are skin and bones.
When I was last in Chi town I found it so overwhelming. The CIty is huge....
That's a total exception because if you took cyborg(the best female fighter) against (Anderson Silva or Brock Lesner) the best male mma fighters it wouldn't even be a contest. A trained female against an untrained man sure but against a man as well trained it's just not going to happen.While I understand your point, there are definite exceptions. I've seen my niece-in-law take out her MUCH larger husband a number of times. They are both very advanced martial artists (he's in the Hall of Fame), but if she's picked up a new trick or style he hasn't yet (they both go to Southeast Asia every other year), she can lay him out and FAST. She's about 5 feet tall and probably weighs 100 pounds soaking wet.
More than NY?
More than NY?
That's a total exception because if you took cyborg(the best female fighter) against (Anderson Silva or Brock Lesner) the best male mma fighters it wouldn't even be a contest. A trained female against an untrained man sure but against a man as well trained it's just not going to happen.
Maybe because when I was in Chi I was alone, and in NY I had was not... Maybe I just needed the right guide, perhaps a local to show me around.
Well, it is an exception, but I've seen it happen with them. He's a southeast asian martial artist, and the only person in the country qualified to teach several of the methods he does. He only teaches other masters. She is from the Philippines and when they go there, she usually stays a few extra weeks to visit family - and generally picks up something he hasn't yet when she does so, just so she *can* lay him out when she gets back. Funny as hell to watch.
Their sizing has gotta be different to ours, I don't get this thread at all. WTF is a size 0? Smallest size I've ever seen in Australia is 6 and that's crazy tiny.
If he's a master at the level you say he is it's doubtful she's going to pick up "new" moves to lay him out. That's gotta be a game they play. At my best physical peak no one 5ft 100 lbs is beating me unless they've so how out trained me but not by some unseen tactic lol
actually it's very possible for a thin woman to punch out a dude. There was this youtube video I saw a while back, in which this gynmast was like 95 pounds, and this big buff guy tells her to hit him anywhere one time, he could take it, and wam, tko.
Being stronger has nothing to do with it, no matter how strong you are, one good hit at the right spot will lay you out cold. Here is the video.
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So a size 10 here is a size 6 there, maybe? This is confusing. LOL
She's at his level. They are both masters and both teach.