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101 Submissions By Geeza #48 - Jean Claude Grodin
Highlights from the 5 matches Geeza had at the EU BJJ competition, Lisbon, Portugal, Jan 2008.
1. Geeza vs Andy Costello (Pedro Bessa).
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Exit Recovery Mode With ONE CLICK! - Fixes 1015 iTunes Error!
Ever get an annoying 1015 error? Or maybe you don't want to hold your power + home button for like an hour while trying to get into recovery mode? ...
Worked! very easy and straightforward!
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Combatives 2
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Where did the martial arts come from
Modern Army Combatives- level I video
Written by Matt Larsen of the U.S Army Modern Army Combatives program, Fort Benning, GA.
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leavittks said:
Agreed, the title is not really accurate as it really does not holistically or comprehensively look at the complete history of martial arts and is geared towards Japanese or specifically jiu jitsu. That said, I think really the history of martial arts in the west is predominately Japanese orient...
Where did the martial arts come from
Modern Army Combatives- level I video
Written by Matt Larsen of the U.S Army Modern Army Combatives program, Fort Benning, GA.
Directed/Produced ...
22,026 views
leavittks said:
Kimura was purportedly to have weighed about 185 and Santana, 205, however looking at pictures of Santana, I'd say he'd weigh closer to 185. Still Helio was about 130 lbs, so that is still a significant weight difference. Also you cannot dispute the fact that helio was in his 40s when he fough...
Where did the martial arts come from
Modern Army Combatives- level I video
Written by Matt Larsen of the U.S Army Modern Army Combatives program, Fort Benning, GA.
Directed/Produced ...
22,026 views
leavittks said:
No...we know a little more about fighting than just looking it up on Wikipedia. This video was produced to support a Modern Army Combatives Class. I have no problem with constructive negative criticism, but the comments below show much about the level of your education and training. It really ...
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