NO!




JK....work hard man..make us proud!

No you can't sorry. Unless you're a genetic freak or on AAS, it is impossible for an ectomorph natural trainee to attain 18 inch arms. But bodybuilding isn't just about measurements, it is the illusion of size a person gives, how they present their best bodyparts and how they hide their weak points.

holy shit 18inch impossible for ecto? endo leh?

If your body fat is above 10%, perhaps.

there goes my dream >.>

But then again, it's all about proportionality... You will look retarded with 18' guns if you ain't that tall.

Hahaha, ah ain't too worried about the arms actually. As long as it's strong, it's all good. Don't need the largest arm to be shit strong. As long as ah can still kick ass in the ring, i'm good. *Proudly displays medals*

You fight? what tournaments?

nah man....used to

Tkd interschool, interassociation and interstate only. Decided to stop after the messed up rules disallowed front kicks and side kicks. Like wtf right? The strongest kicks are disallowed.........what's the point???!

Then they became SO godamnned protective of their fighters, till the point they disallowed pushing kicks from certain fighters. Example, ME!

I couldn't use pushing kicks but my opponent can! Have you heard of such nonsense? Then there was one kid that I fought, half-a-way he raised his arm for readjustment WHILE my feet was already flying through the air, I GOT DISQUALIFIED!

So u can see, i'm highly pissed with taekwondo ever since. And i think it's a good thing, ever seen taekwondo win in a MMA event?

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This post has been edited by King83: May 10 2007, 03:01 PM

i understand how u feel man....when i was competing in karate also..it was the same case..last time me and a group of my friends we trained hard under traditional karate, decided to compete...and was disqualified for hitting to hard....wtf??? isnt that wats martial arts for??? self defense?? if u cant defend urself why compete??? stupid man...thats why we dont compete anymore...

malaysia mah...
you guys ever thought of joining jiujitsu?
ground game very important especially if u meet a
wrestler... he can't win u in terms of striking, but once
he takes you down(and he will), gg.com

This post has been edited by King83: May 11 2007, 02:22 PM

So they want malaysian martial artists to hit soft and do soft things?

I take it you like taking down people and then going down on them?

I'll tell you one thing, jiujitsu is a nice sport to learn, but it's hardly applicable. It may be applicable if you're at a high level already, but if your opponent is a practicioner of a hard martial art like karate, you're as good as tofu.

All that grappling moves I learnt and all, I've never once actually found them of any use. My brother comes to me with a flying kick, there's no way I'm going to consider holding his toes and snapping him down. I'll break my fingers if I try that.
They say about grappling hard on the ground, but when I saw how fast a MMA fighter can escape a ground grapple, I told myself, forget it jiujitsu.

Excellent question. What dumbfck rules right? I cannot hit hard, I cannot hit with the powerful techniques learnt, I can only use turning kicks which is practically bullshit because they don't allow u to use your toes, u can only use the flat part of your feet to make a loud sound.

They actually encourage you to scream louder than ur opponent to frighten them. SPORT? Bullshit.......................taekwondo's a joke lemme tell you this. And before someone says I'm some n00b or crap, i am a black belt and almost took my second dan test, before these stoopid bullcrap came up.

tofu? no way !!!
no one escapes takedowns.
You can execute takedowns even while your opponent is halfway attacking.
Sure, u'll get hit once or 2, but once the fight takes to the floor, u can easily submit him.
How is jiujitsu not applicable? Submitting is easier than knocking someone out.
Even big guys submit, cos if they don't, they risk losing a limb or get choked out.

you can only escape ground grapples IF you're a better grappler urself.

what happen to body hardening?
i thought martial artists should increase density of bone by hitting harder and harder objects in progress

So now you like submission and grappling?

that's where the name comes from