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Go buy a black wing or a z06. The new 911s are no longer the death traps of old and thus lost what makes them so great. At least nothing special until you pay 300k for a lousy GT3 beetle. That and the 4s versions are wayyy too tame. |
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if he's referring to 16yo, dana white is probably referring to helena crevar, she's like a one in generation prodigy and tourny champ. she was taking on black belts and stuff |
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Both have the traditional porsche charm, but with the modernity that you can still bag on and enjoy daily without worry. Delaying for another few years only to buy a vacuum powered 992.2 whatever for 200k+ makes no sense to me. Life's short and the depreciation hit of that would easily cover a few 987s in the meantime. |
“Fuck you money” “2006 Boxster” No no no no |
The interview was about what sports you should put your children into and Dana said BJJ is the only sport that will have a life long impact for children. Especially for girls as this will help protect them against men growing up. Then he said any 16 year old girl who is competent in BJJ would be able to defend herself against a man. To me this means that in a street fight a 16 year old girl would be able to choke out a grown man and get away. I know in BJJ weight and strength are usually trumped by technique, but i'm having a hard time thinking a 16 y.o girl could take on a grown man in the street. Maybe if she's a black belt in BJJ, but I have no experience with BJJ at all, so i'm curious. Maybe Dana was just being hyperbolic? |
I don't think he means that she'll be able to choke a man out, but given a chance where she's not completely knocked out or hurt on the encounter, she'll be a stickler enough that the assaulting side may find it not worthwhile. It's a good defense against crimes of opportunity. If it's targeted though it will probably be a lot harder. |
Dana and Joe Rogan always on some bullshit about “winning a street fight” Ok I pick up a chair and smash your head in from behind, crazy, you lost the street fight |
Eh, the original question was a sport for life long impact, not about street fights. I don't think BJJ is a bad answer. A lot of grown men w/ fragile egos are going to overthink his comment. |
Any reputable martial arts instructor would tell you that standing your ground to fight is your last option. |
I just talked to a co-worker. He said his wife got runner up at provincials in highschool for wrestling. He said that he's wrestled her before and she can totally take him to the ground. He said she would hook his leg and throw him to the ground. She doesn't know any BJJ, but he said it's not easy to wrestle with her. He did say he can out muscle her on the ground, but he thinks if she knew submissions he would be out of luck. |
Not like a fight is anything you’d ever want to actively engage in, but in highschool there were a couple groups that always had beef, and specifically with one or two guys One of the guys in question was a boxer, I’m sure totally amateur nothing even competitive but he definitely knew how to fight. Watched this guy beat the shit out of guys twice his size with some basic fighting experience. Definitely an asset either way, and especially for women unfortunately these days |
I think this 16 year old would be able to defend herself vs an average man. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/KjWOynY6M30 Skill as way more important then size and strength. This video is a classic. A 150 pound bbj black belt ver a 250 pound body builder who had the title of mr Utah. |
While skill is important, size and strength matter enough that all the serious BJJ competitors are all roided up to the gills. Helena is a Danaher prodigy and definitely not your average 16 year old BJJ girl. |
This Helena girl looks jacked enough to probably beat the shit out of most of the 16 years in my high school (myself included) The double ponytail also throws me off because she looks so masculine otherwise, lol |
Has anyone used Walmart's curbside pickup service recently? I'm visiting tomorrow and have an order to pick up. I thought I could just walk in to pick it up, but apparently I have to park my car in a designated pick up zone? Could anyone confirm their recent experience? Thanks. |
i think that's how it works, you park in the spot, you call or use the app to say you're here and which stall you're in, and someone brings it to your car. it's been a while since i've used it but that's how it works. |
Thank you! I had a few people tell me it was a royal pain in the ass and takes forever, but could not verify how recent their experience was. |
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