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UFC 316 - Women's Bantamweight Championship - Kayla Harrison submits Juliana Peña via Arm Triangle -> Kimura/Keylock to become the reigning UFC 135lb Champion
Sparring with the 4-foot staff from Filipino Kuntao
My partner initiates with a short strike. I move out of range, then close the gap with a “slash” and score with a thrust. I pause the action for a moment to make sure my partner is ok, then we have a brief exchange of strikes and parries.
Handfighting is one of the single most important aspects of any discipline that allows grabbing and grappling. Here I detail ways from both stances to use handfighting techniques to control the range, find openings, and make proper use of our hands. This is the tip of the iceberg and is a topic I'll be revisiting again. check it out!
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2025 so far
I have a lot of work left and I need more luck with my opponents (how the hell do I always end up fighting prodigies !? That belgian guy at the French cup was crazy good) but overall I'm happy I get to fight at all
I'm autistic, like, it's bad enough that I'm on disability for it, so crossing the country and handling the sensory hell and the routine change is hell on earth every time, but I'm happy and grateful I'm at the point I can do it now. Every time I step on the mat is a victory in itself, no matter the outcome.
I thought I wouldn't make it to 30 and now I'm a couple years away from 40, crossing France to do karate, realistically preparing for a black belt in KYOKUSHIN of all things. And cherry on top, training actually helps me tanking my symptoms.
I'm only half coping when I say that I don't really care about winning fights. It means so, so much that I can compete at all. And it's actually fun training for it. So I'm not stopping anytime soon.
I'm just ranting at that point and not really sure why I'm writing this, but I felt like sharing after being a little too silent on this blog. But as you can see : I was quite busy !
Keep training. Osu.
This is my newest party trick in progress. My goal is to get down to just the index finger and thumb.