Mit welcher Begründung? Es gibt Menschen, wie mich zum Beispiel, die Spaß an so einem Sport haben. Was ist daran sinnfrei? Mann rennt täglich diszipliniert zum training freut sich darauf und kann gut abschalten. Die Kämpfe sind geregelt und es ist keine unfaire Schlägerei wie man sie von besoffenen Assis kennt. Also urteile nicht über Dinge, die du nicht kennst, die vllt viel für andere Menschen bedeuten. Außerdem war der Bruch keine Absicht...
Getting kicked/punched. Effected area sends signals to brain saying pain. Brain sends back signal to effected area. After long periods of time effecting targeted area signals become less strong. Signals that are being sent called "substance p" Begin to decrease ultimately allowing you to feel remarkably less amounts of pain. Up to 5 years of training = only 10% of pain felt in target area. Bones breaking than growing back stronger and stronger after 5 years become tough as stone. "Wolfs law"
@lalalauren409 One of the most manly sports is also the gayest xD because you're not a real man until you are humping another man on the ground, that's why boxing is preferred by most.
@SheepStone I know people call it a shoulder lock but it looks like all the pressure is on the elbow so I call it a elbow lock. On the head punch topic, before the lock was in place the guy on top could have been punching the head. As soon as he got in top position he could have been punching to the head. One of those punches could have stunned the guy on the bottom. It could have caused him to lose guard. No doubt it's harder to focus on a submission when you have fists flying at your face.
@howitzer24 The pressure isn't on the elbow, it's on the shoulder. That's why it's called a shoulder lock. Go to a BJJ/Judo/Catch wrestling school and as someone to americana/kimura you and you'll understand why. Don't quit your day job to be an MMA commentator lol
@SheepStone The arm snaps at the elbow. His forearm goes the wrong way at the elbow. I accept there's pressure on the shoulder but it's impossible for there not to be pressure on the elbow since that's where the break occurs.
@howitzer24 it is a shoulder lock. and it did not break at thew elbow. it fractured in a spiral break in the middle of my humerus. a kimura is not designed to break that bone it is designed to put pressure on the elbow. but something went wrong with the kimra ans it somehow broke my bone. trust me it was not my elbow or shoulder
@d4n131M3j14 they said it can stay in forever. but a min of 3 years before i have the option of removing it. but that is just another surgery and they said to only do it if i am feeling pain from it
@boostedz Yeah a friend of mine broke her femur and they did that as well, she got it removed after 2 years because she had pain when it was cold and such, good luck and be careful ;)
@howitzer24 yeah, that was a touch of sarcasm. I was saying that a minor concussion is WAAAAYY better than a broken arm. I as a fighter understand the need for ALOT of the rules. But some of the rules are either unfair, or are based on ignorance of what it is like to be in the cage. The no headshots rule is a little overly biased to submission grappling fighters. If I dont have to worry about taking shots to the head, I can work subs all day. U can click on my user name & see some of my fights.
thats my training partner who broke the arm. he felt bad all night. he still feels bad lol. thats just how crazy and serious amateur mma is getting i guess. hope you heal well
tell him i will be fine. just the craziest fucking break ever. i felt no pain whatsoever because the kimura isn't supposed to do that. if he would of got it the right way i probably would of tapped out when i started feeling the pain. i was just disappointed it ended so quickly and wish it would of been longer. and obviously wish my arm wouldn't of broke. tell him not to feel bad.
I really admire you for being such a good sport!! I also admire the fact that you jumped in at the last minute and agreed to fight. I pray that your arm heals soon and we will see you back on the mat!! Good Luck to you!! (I am a relative of the opponent)
that was me who had his arm broken and the thing is that a kimura isn't supposed to break the humerus bone. it is supposed to hurt the elbow or shoulder. so i felt no pain and then all of the sudden a freak accident and 1 in a million break happens. one of the guys from my gym said it was impossible and that he had never seen this not even once in his whole life. and it is a spiral fracture half way up my humerus. so lucky me right
Sinnfrei ! Vollkommen sinnfrei sowas !
iTzzZSnipez 3 weeks ago
@iTzzZSnipez
Mit welcher Begründung? Es gibt Menschen, wie mich zum Beispiel, die Spaß an so einem Sport haben. Was ist daran sinnfrei? Mann rennt täglich diszipliniert zum training freut sich darauf und kann gut abschalten. Die Kämpfe sind geregelt und es ist keine unfaire Schlägerei wie man sie von besoffenen Assis kennt. Also urteile nicht über Dinge, die du nicht kennst, die vllt viel für andere Menschen bedeuten. Außerdem war der Bruch keine Absicht...
J1mKn0pf 1 week ago
Guarantee he'll never be the same as a fighter again. I dislocated my right shoulder and its never been the same.
sawsickness 4 weeks ago
Does somebody say "käsi murtu" @ 2:15 ? Well, if did that is Finnish and means "hand broke". o.O
poikahhh 1 month ago
Honduken. Honduken Hudududududududu ken
nujtxeej 2 months ago
i was looking at them blondes back there
JomPon12 2 months ago 8
This is way more advanced than boxing..
You have to be a professional on your feet and ground.
Boxing doesn't let you give knees to the face..or the kicks to the head..or choke the guy until his eyes roll to the back of the head.
Theres so many things to learn..
A lot more exciting for me than just knowing in boxing..they are gonna punch eachother just in the face
dasired1995 5 months ago
@dasired1995 no shit boxing doesn't let you knee people in the face, its called boxing because its boxing not mma
9FDproductions 4 months ago
@dasired1995 you can't bite or deliberately try to break the neck of your adversary in mma, so it isn't realistic either...
EvilHenchman10 1 month ago
nice ass kimora
aboogz12345 6 months ago
Getting kicked/punched. Effected area sends signals to brain saying pain. Brain sends back signal to effected area. After long periods of time effecting targeted area signals become less strong. Signals that are being sent called "substance p" Begin to decrease ultimately allowing you to feel remarkably less amounts of pain. Up to 5 years of training = only 10% of pain felt in target area. Bones breaking than growing back stronger and stronger after 5 years become tough as stone. "Wolfs law"
elements4uable 6 months ago
why do people do this? lol
lalalauren409 7 months ago
@lalalauren409 do what?
boostedz 7 months ago
@boostedz such a gay looking sport. sorry but that is how it looks when they are in some of those wierd man on man positions! lol
lalalauren409 7 months ago
@lalalauren409 One of the most manly sports is also the gayest xD because you're not a real man until you are humping another man on the ground, that's why boxing is preferred by most.
d4n131M3j14 7 months ago
@d4n131M3j14 well im not a man so i wouldn't know! haha!
lalalauren409 7 months ago
Wow! Respect for not screaming like a girl...(which is probably what I would have done)
MyWORDisntGospel 7 months ago
must drink more milk!!!
codymdawson 7 months ago
Drink more milk! =)
dpiatt240sx 7 months ago
don't put your hands on the mat. basic bjj principle.
sucks for your bad luck.
dpiatt240sx 7 months ago
"Clean break!"
howitzer24 7 months ago
fair play to his opponent for being a nice guy about it
Dizzylittlelord 7 months ago
Good thing you couldnt punch to the head on the ground, would hate for someone to get hurt.
fitz0602 7 months ago 14
@fitz0602 If the guy on top could have punched to the head he might not have been done in by the elbow lock.
howitzer24 7 months ago
@howitzer24 1. The Kimura was in place, guys aren't going to give it up for some short punches. 2. It's a shoulder lock, not an elbow lock.
SheepStone 7 months ago
@SheepStone I know people call it a shoulder lock but it looks like all the pressure is on the elbow so I call it a elbow lock. On the head punch topic, before the lock was in place the guy on top could have been punching the head. As soon as he got in top position he could have been punching to the head. One of those punches could have stunned the guy on the bottom. It could have caused him to lose guard. No doubt it's harder to focus on a submission when you have fists flying at your face.
howitzer24 7 months ago
@howitzer24 The pressure isn't on the elbow, it's on the shoulder. That's why it's called a shoulder lock. Go to a BJJ/Judo/Catch wrestling school and as someone to americana/kimura you and you'll understand why. Don't quit your day job to be an MMA commentator lol
SheepStone 7 months ago
@SheepStone The arm snaps at the elbow. His forearm goes the wrong way at the elbow. I accept there's pressure on the shoulder but it's impossible for there not to be pressure on the elbow since that's where the break occurs.
howitzer24 7 months ago
@howitzer24 it is a shoulder lock. and it did not break at thew elbow. it fractured in a spiral break in the middle of my humerus. a kimura is not designed to break that bone it is designed to put pressure on the elbow. but something went wrong with the kimra ans it somehow broke my bone. trust me it was not my elbow or shoulder
boostedz 7 months ago
@boostedz That was you? You got fucked mate, are you going to fight again / be able to?
d4n131M3j14 7 months ago
@d4n131M3j14 yea i am able to fight again. arm is going to be better than new in a few weeks. i got a nice new titanium rod going threw my arm.
boostedz 7 months ago
@boostedz So no way it get broken again like that, but they will have to remove it eventually right?
d4n131M3j14 7 months ago
@d4n131M3j14 they said it can stay in forever. but a min of 3 years before i have the option of removing it. but that is just another surgery and they said to only do it if i am feeling pain from it
boostedz 7 months ago
@boostedz Yeah a friend of mine broke her femur and they did that as well, she got it removed after 2 years because she had pain when it was cold and such, good luck and be careful ;)
d4n131M3j14 7 months ago
@howitzer24 yeah, that was a touch of sarcasm. I was saying that a minor concussion is WAAAAYY better than a broken arm. I as a fighter understand the need for ALOT of the rules. But some of the rules are either unfair, or are based on ignorance of what it is like to be in the cage. The no headshots rule is a little overly biased to submission grappling fighters. If I dont have to worry about taking shots to the head, I can work subs all day. U can click on my user name & see some of my fights.
fitz0602 7 months ago
Jason post your footage up its way better
shutupanddance83 7 months ago
what a dumbass not tapping
josh1212121 7 months ago
Dumbass. Don't quit the day job Mr tough guy. MMA is not your thing.
Keep your career - JUST TAP people
voltronforce5000 7 months ago
@voltronforce5000 No
naraic1020 7 months ago
You don't just rub a little dirt on that and walk it off. Yowch.
billthebutcher2 7 months ago
1:35 for the arm break
underdogs247 7 months ago 3
WHAT THE FUCk
otakusama17 7 months ago
that's why you tap out dumbass
Lbdataz1469 7 months ago
thats my training partner who broke the arm. he felt bad all night. he still feels bad lol. thats just how crazy and serious amateur mma is getting i guess. hope you heal well
bealedozer 7 months ago
@bealedozer
tell him i will be fine. just the craziest fucking break ever. i felt no pain whatsoever because the kimura isn't supposed to do that. if he would of got it the right way i probably would of tapped out when i started feeling the pain. i was just disappointed it ended so quickly and wish it would of been longer. and obviously wish my arm wouldn't of broke. tell him not to feel bad.
boostedz 7 months ago
I really admire you for being such a good sport!! I also admire the fact that you jumped in at the last minute and agreed to fight. I pray that your arm heals soon and we will see you back on the mat!! Good Luck to you!! (I am a relative of the opponent)
savannah31008 7 months ago
@savannah31008
thank u. i will be back in 8 weeks.
boostedz 7 months ago
Where was this?
stevebf8231 7 months ago
@stevebf8231 Daytona beach fl
boostedz 7 months ago
tap or snap
peralez2383 7 months ago
@peralez2383
that was me who had his arm broken and the thing is that a kimura isn't supposed to break the humerus bone. it is supposed to hurt the elbow or shoulder. so i felt no pain and then all of the sudden a freak accident and 1 in a million break happens. one of the guys from my gym said it was impossible and that he had never seen this not even once in his whole life. and it is a spiral fracture half way up my humerus. so lucky me right
boostedz 7 months ago
@boostedz Do you guys train in Daytona, or just had an event there?
guitaronin 7 months ago
@guitaronin i train in orlando
boostedz 7 months ago
i dont know who was more freaked out about it... the guy whose arm was just broken, or the guy who broke it.
pezones123 7 months ago