Absurd Minds

This.

Horay for me making unproductive posts

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Honey Badgers have very tough skin. The skin is very thick and rubbery, which is almost impervious to arrow and spears. Even a blow from machete can't scratch the skin. The skin protects them from bites.

Like I explained to serial last night. We got some Wado-Kai mix with some kickboxing and so on. I've been involved with Wado Kai for 29 years exactly now. We've now got 4 types in our class. It started off as regular karate, but later down the road, other mix were added. I have pride in what we teach in our classes, and respect is the number one thing we teach amongs students. Hope this site is clear enough. I also have a Black Belt login to this site, that keeps me in touch with all the other teachers, and keeps me inform of different activities on the way, that I may want to participate in.

http://www.shintani.ca/

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Northern
Life's short, so make the best of it

I'm not going to click it because I'm on my phone. But I have a question. So wado-kai is like karate in the karate is almost exclusively countering and redirecting attacks?

EDIT: I looked it up. Wado-kai is a style of karate

EDIT: the above is exactly what Northern said. I should learn to read.

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Honey Badgers have very tough skin. The skin is very thick and rubbery, which is almost impervious to arrow and spears. Even a blow from machete can't scratch the skin. The skin protects them from bites.

The site above is the direct link for Shintani Wado Kai Karate Federation, the co-founder. Full name is Masaru Shintani. Wado Kai has evolved since my 29 years of being in it. I started at the age of 7, doing plain karate. We are only allowed to use excessive force when deemed necessary, meening you're about to get killed, but other than that, we teach to neutralize the situation without excessive force. I was forced in a situation once in my life, where I had to use excessive force, and the guy just wouldn't stay down, and I had him neutrilized at one point, until he got his hand on a broken bear bottle, to strike my pregnant girlfriend in the stomach with it, but his hand never made it there. Let's just say today he's happy to be alive, as I could of killed him, wich took everything I had in me not to at the time. I hope never to live this experience again. You have to react quick in these situations, and sometimes it just don't seem fast enough. This was over 15 years ago, so I've learned a lot more since then, and if this was today, I would react, or neutralize him differently.

The police like to call us Lethal Deathly Weapons around here, and they won't give you a chance if you kill somebody cause of what we know, and can do.

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Northern
Life's short, so make the best of it