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<blockquote data-quote="Thorgrim" data-source="post: 1045035" data-attributes="member: 869"><p>I'm going to throw in my 2 cents</p><p>I don't favor fighting on adrenaline/rage because if you don't stop your opponent in about 20-40 seconds you will be screwed. When you are going all out one of the easiest things to forget is breathing. </p><p>I have fought when I was a kid and I could barely remember what happened. Good thing there weren't multiple attackers.</p><p>Regarding schooling, I've been to several. I've have trained with MB too and I only see it as a plus. It's another tool.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Thorgrim, post: 1045035, member: 869"] I'm going to throw in my 2 cents I don't favor fighting on adrenaline/rage because if you don't stop your opponent in about 20-40 seconds you will be screwed. When you are going all out one of the easiest things to forget is breathing. I have fought when I was a kid and I could barely remember what happened. Good thing there weren't multiple attackers. Regarding schooling, I've been to several. I've have trained with MB too and I only see it as a plus. It's another tool. [/QUOTE]
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