Inside Martial Arts episode on Burmese Boxing and AFS

	Duration: 08:06 minutes Upload Time: 07-06-14 23:48:48 User: BurmeseBoxing :::: Favorites
Description: Inside Martial Arts came out and did an episode for their TV program
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shredieshred ::: Favorites groin kicks are legal??? so, what's stopping the fighter using it all the time? 07-07-03 22:28:52 _____________________________________________________
vejurel ::: Favorites Burmese boxing is scare !!!!! could be die 07-07-09 19:37:43 _____________________________________________________
kungfufreddy ::: Favorites cerainly not the last of his kind i know many like him in the mma community but a great man indeed 07-07-11 03:32:36 _____________________________________________________
kungfufreddy ::: Favorites AWESOME !!! i think we're just getting back to this kind of standard now with mma i want to see more of this 07-07-11 03:33:19 _____________________________________________________
RoyalDragonusa ::: Favorites No we are not. MMA has a rule book a mile long!!! 07-07-11 09:03:38 _____________________________________________________
thaiboxer5 ::: Favorites because groin kicks can be overrated. 1. they have to actually land, which can be hard - especially against another trained fighter. 2. under high adrenaline situations, they are not always effective. 07-07-11 11:01:14 _____________________________________________________
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gzeuskraiste ::: Favorites Wow, I thought there was no more brutal style than Muay Thai, but this certainly looks it. I wonder though, why allow a fighter to continue after being knocked out, if it's supposed to simulate a real battle situation? Also, the grappling looked very much like BJJ, I wonder if Phil has integrated that or whether it was actually a Burmese grappling system? 07-07-28 09:14:52 _____________________________________________________
gzeuskraiste ::: Favorites Oh, and his philosophy of doing maximum damage in a self-defence situation is pragmatic and noble in a way, but not very court-friendly. I would personally rather choke someone out than rain punches down on them and maybe brain-damage or kill them. 07-07-28 09:15:33 _____________________________________________________
seatownz ::: Favorites I want to know more 07-08-08 07:49:26 _____________________________________________________
seatownz ::: Favorites I don't think chocking is allowed in burmese boxing 07-08-08 07:51:27 _____________________________________________________