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[juggernaut666]

More Small Man's syndrome talk...you should try to get help with that it's pitiful. You only embarrass yourself when you post old boy...like with that bag thread. We all had a good laugh over that one. You're buddy Ray Corso said it best...remember this? Thanks for the laughs.

Oh...and nice call on Ronda Rousey...you're the only one on here who didn't see the obvious. Some tough guy you are.

http://www.boxingscene.com/forums/sh...&postcount=125

Rays actually very knowledgeable on THIS section in terms of beginner tips...what are you?? You are a ******. Thats about it.I have a 90% win ratio on fight betting dont cry now.and of my bag thread??lol...ALL the actual boxers on here( Tyson as well on PM elsewhere ) included gave me props..Ray didnt because hes still a troll but hey hes one up on you in terms of brains..lol..

IF you had the actual BALLS ( I KNOW YOU DONT )you could maybe come critique that bag work ,hell i'll skip the bag work and just work you over instead...think about it?

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Rays actually very knowledgeable on THIS section in terms of beginner tips...what are you?? You are a ******. Thats about it.I have a 90% win ratio on fight betting dont cry now.and of my bag thread??lol...ALL the actual boxers ( tyson ) included gave me props..Ray didnt because hes still a troll but hey hes one up on you in terms of brains..lol..

Your the beginner...so I guess you should know.


LOL...Holly Fuck dude.

Thanks...I really needed that. OK...I'm just going to post this and say thanks for the laughs. Try to get some help.

A typical "full contact" style that has little to NOTHING to do with boxing techniques!
The form is southpaw but the individual is orthodox because the balance remains one sided throughout the video. The weight never changes to help the inept left hand assemble any technique to even try to deliver power. The back leg (left foot) actually comes off the ground to allow the left hand to be even less than an arm punch!
The over use of an "arched back" to be able to throw double right hooks again takes away balance, the sound of the elongated bag is impressive but the bag itself isn't. It's nothing a boxer would use
unless he's was practicing punching to the knees!!

Feet are in cement, there's no movement not even a side step.
If the idea is simply to work on power with a double hook I can understand the lack of movement.

Nothing special here just another boxing fan with a really bad haircut and a big mouth who thinks he knows the game.

I really have lost interest here, the postings are all about hating
people that the posters don't even know, ridiculous!
This kid here has written that his family members are former trainers and world wide competitors!! Seriously?
Look at his form and tell me he's been taught by experienced boxing people!

Well good luck with your 100+ pound bag and your incredibly
boring stories.
Going fishing in Panama for a few weeks so have fun with juggy
did he mention he is the champ of Disney Land and will be trained by elroid this coming year? No? hahahaha....
good lucks, have fun Ray Corso.

[juggernaut666]

Your the beginner...so I guess you should know.


LOL...Holly Fuck dude.

Thanks...I really needed that. OK...I'm just going to post this and say thanks for the laughs. Try to get some help.

Like i said it only supports my statement...lol...beginner yes....lol...you dont even know how creatine works,you imbecile.

all you can do is talk tough thats about it.So at least you have that,but would never dare say anything to my face nor would ray or any of his fighters .

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Like i said it only supports my statement...lol...beginner yes....lol...you dont even know how creatine works,you imbecile.

all you can do is talk tough thats about it.So at least you have that,but would never dare say anything to my face nor would ray or any of his fighters .

AHHH....BINGO!!!

"The 'ole say it to may face quote"...you really are an true internet tough guy!

You're so small I'd need binoculars to see your face from up here.

I make farts from my ass bigger than you every day.

[juggernaut666]

AHHH....BINGO!!!

"The 'ole say it to may face quote"...you really are an true internet tough guy!

You're so small I'd need binoculars to see your face from up here.

I make farts from my ass bigger than you every day.

YAWN..and exposed above ^^^^

Bingo ??No in your case its DUMBO...capital D!

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YAWN..and exposed above ^^^^

LOL...Oh yeah little man...you really got me there. Did you have to bring out the heavy artillery?:rfl::rfl::rfl:

[juggernaut666]

LOL...Oh yeah little man...you really got me there. Did you have to bring out the heavy artillery?:rfl::rfl::rfl:

Yea i guess you missed the add on,where you said BINGO but as stated you are actually DUMBO ,im convinced. your a simpleton that's about the end of the discussion You had nothing of intelligence from the first post on the thread so ,you know the old saying right? " YOU CANT FIX ******" this guys so dumb he pasted a out dated Mayo clinic report and tried to sound smart ..lmao

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Yea i guess you missed the add on,where you said BINGO but as stated you are actually DUMBO ,im convinced. your a simpleton that's about the end of the discussion You had nothing of intelligence from the first post on the thread so ,you know the old saying right? " YOU CANT FIX ******"

Sure thing little guy...but before you go let me see if I can help you out.






Short Man Syndrome Explained

By Stanley C Loewen

http://www.healthguidance.org/entry/15851/1/Short-Man-Syndrome-Explained.html

'Short man syndrome' is a condition in which a person has to deal with a feeling of inadequacy which can come from a lack of height – or a perceived lack of height. This is particularly common in men who gain a lot of confidence and status from physicality and who often gain pleasure from being able to feel physically imposing.

Short man syndrome is an informal term and not a medical or psychological condition and goes by other names such as 'Napoleon complex'. Technically it is a form of inferiority complex in which the person attempts to overcompensate for their perceived shortcoming. The term is often used as a derogatory term also to describe those who are perceived as acting this way.

Symptoms

Thus the stereotype is that the smaller male with short man syndrome would be aggressive, likely to shout and talk loudly and seek attention and eager to prove themselves. Many people compare the typical short man complex to that of a smaller dog – which many note are often noisier and more aggressive than larger more docile dogs. Other personality traits have also been linked to Napoleon syndrome – for instance risk taking behavior and jealousy.

The term 'Napoleon complex' is used in reference to Napoleon Bonaparte who many believed conducted his tyrany and invasions as a form of overcompensation for his short stature.

Note: Interestingly however the term 'Napoleon complex' may well be a misnomer. While Napoleon is widely believed to have been very short, in fact historians have calculated his height to be around 5'6' which was average for the time period. It is believed that the confusion stems from miscalculations caused by the difference in English and French measuring units, and from the fact that Napoleon was often portrayed alongside his guards – who were all taller than average.

Causes

Of course the primary cause of short man syndrome is the aforementioned overcompensation. This is one of the ego defense mechanisms as described by Freud, the idea being that the individual could this way protect themselves from the belief that they were smaller in size. At the same time the lack of confidence regarding their height might cause them to try and distract from it by proving themselves able to 'mix with the big boys'.

Short man complex has also been linked to evolutionary psychology – which looks at our psychology as a race and how it could have developed through evolution due to the survival value of particular behavioral traits. In the case of short man syndrome it may be that in the wild smaller individuals needed to make more noise and act more aggressively in order to compete for food and mates. Indeed studies have demonstrated that in the wild, smaller creatures often do attack first.

Other Explanations

Another interesting theory turns this evolutionary idea on its head however. This is the theory postulated by research from Ohio University in which psychologists suggest that larger combatants delay actual combat as much as possible in the hope that the smaller party will recognize the odds are stacked against them and back down. Meanwhile while the smaller individual might stand to gain from the confrontation, the larger half is likely already in a strong position (the 'desperado effect'). Smaller individuals also require fewer resources and are less hindered by injury (due to their smaller body weight). Thus it might not be that smaller males are more prone to attack first or act noisily – but rather a case of 'gentle giant syndrome' where the larger individuals are more reluctant to engage in confrontation and the smaller individuals look more aggressive as a result.

There are other possible explanations for short man syndrome however. For instance the mere fact that someone who is shorter may have more difficulty getting attention in general. They then may have developed louder behavior as a necessity and as a way to get others to take notice. If this brought positive reward, that would then be a form of positive reinforcement that could condition them to behave this way. The very stereotype of short man syndrome meanwhile might lead their behaviors to be perceived as stemming from their insecurity.

Studies

Some studies have failed to prove that shorter individuals are more likely to act aggressively however and more likely to initiate aggression. In one study students were made to fight using wooden sticks. A cohort in the experiment would constantly rap the participants on the knuckles, and the elevation of the participants' heart rates were then measured. This found that those who were shorter were actually more calm and more likely to maintain a steady heart rate.

However what this study neglects to take into account is that short man syndrome is used to describe a specific and unusual level of overcompensation. In other words there wouldn't necessary be a correlation between height and aggression in all cases, rather just one or two outliers who have the 'condition'.

What to Do?

If you or someone you know has short man syndrome then how would you go about addressing this? There are several ways that you can go about dealing with short man syndrome and reduce its effects.

One method would be to simply change the way you think. To recognize that first of all most people aren't going to view you drastically differently as a result of your stature. Often your perceived shortcomings are just that – perceived – and if you get rid of cognitive biases then you can see that people aren't actually viewing you any differently. The best way to achieve this is to use something called 'cognitive behavioral therapy'. This is a form of therapy in which you are taught to better recognize and understand the contents of your own thoughts and from there to then be able to control and change their content. Seeing a cognitive behavioral therapist will teach you to use 'mindfulness' in order to reflect on your potentially negative thought processes and positive affirmations etc in order to replace these for more positive ruminations.

Looking at some of the positive benefits of being shorter can help you to overcome your short man complex too. For instance, note that shorter people tend to be able to more easily gain muscle and thus often appear stockier and so more imposing as a result despite what they lack in height. Meanwhile as someone smaller you will have a lower center of gravity and you will be better able to keep under the radar as a dark horse. Shorter individuals are also often more agile and have better reflexes and some women prefer shorter men as they are less intimidating or 'cuter'.

If you are very unhappy with your height then there are ways to compensate physically that might help you. For instance it is possible to wear 'height insoles' that fit into your shoes and then elevate your heel thus making you taller and so more imposing again. No one needs to know you're wearing them, but they will add a good 2-3 inches to your height taking you from short to average or average to tall and you can this way feel more confident in social situations.

[juggernaut666]

Sure thing little guy...but before you go let me see if I can help you out.






Short Man Syndrome Explained

By Stanley C Loewen

http://www.healthguidance.org/entry/15851/1/Short-Man-Syndrome-Explained.html

'Short man syndrome' is a condition in which a person has to deal with a feeling of inadequacy which can come from a lack of height – or a perceived lack of height. This is particularly common in men who gain a lot of confidence and status from physicality and who often gain pleasure from being able to feel physically imposing.

Short man syndrome is an informal term and not a medical or psychological condition and goes by other names such as 'Napoleon complex'. Technically it is a form of inferiority complex in which the person attempts to overcompensate for their perceived shortcoming. The term is often used as a derogatory term also to describe those who are perceived as acting this way.

Symptoms

Thus the stereotype is that the smaller male with short man syndrome would be aggressive, likely to shout and talk loudly and seek attention and eager to prove themselves. Many people compare the typical short man complex to that of a smaller dog – which many note are often noisier and more aggressive than larger more docile dogs. Other personality traits have also been linked to Napoleon syndrome – for instance risk taking behavior and jealousy.

The term 'Napoleon complex' is used in reference to Napoleon Bonaparte who many believed conducted his tyrany and invasions as a form of overcompensation for his short stature.

Note: Interestingly however the term 'Napoleon complex' may well be a misnomer. While Napoleon is widely believed to have been very short, in fact historians have calculated his height to be around 5'6' which was average for the time period. It is believed that the confusion stems from miscalculations caused by the difference in English and French measuring units, and from the fact that Napoleon was often portrayed alongside his guards – who were all taller than average.

Causes

Of course the primary cause of short man syndrome is the aforementioned overcompensation. This is one of the ego defense mechanisms as described by Freud, the idea being that the individual could this way protect themselves from the belief that they were smaller in size. At the same time the lack of confidence regarding their height might cause them to try and distract from it by proving themselves able to 'mix with the big boys'.

Short man complex has also been linked to evolutionary psychology – which looks at our psychology as a race and how it could have developed through evolution due to the survival value of particular behavioral traits. In the case of short man syndrome it may be that in the wild smaller individuals needed to make more noise and act more aggressively in order to compete for food and mates. Indeed studies have demonstrated that in the wild, smaller creatures often do attack first.

Other Explanations

Another interesting theory turns this evolutionary idea on its head however. This is the theory postulated by research from Ohio University in which psychologists suggest that larger combatants delay actual combat as much as possible in the hope that the smaller party will recognize the odds are stacked against them and back down. Meanwhile while the smaller individual might stand to gain from the confrontation, the larger half is likely already in a strong position (the 'desperado effect'). Smaller individuals also require fewer resources and are less hindered by injury (due to their smaller body weight). Thus it might not be that smaller males are more prone to attack first or act noisily – but rather a case of 'gentle giant syndrome' where the larger individuals are more reluctant to engage in confrontation and the smaller individuals look more aggressive as a result.

There are other possible explanations for short man syndrome however. For instance the mere fact that someone who is shorter may have more difficulty getting attention in general. They then may have developed louder behavior as a necessity and as a way to get others to take notice. If this brought positive reward, that would then be a form of positive reinforcement that could condition them to behave this way. The very stereotype of short man syndrome meanwhile might lead their behaviors to be perceived as stemming from their insecurity.

Studies

Some studies have failed to prove that shorter individuals are more likely to act aggressively however and more likely to initiate aggression. In one study students were made to fight using wooden sticks. A cohort in the experiment would constantly rap the participants on the knuckles, and the elevation of the participants' heart rates were then measured. This found that those who were shorter were actually more calm and more likely to maintain a steady heart rate.

However what this study neglects to take into account is that short man syndrome is used to describe a specific and unusual level of overcompensation. In other words there wouldn't necessary be a correlation between height and aggression in all cases, rather just one or two outliers who have the 'condition'.

What to Do?

If you or someone you know has short man syndrome then how would you go about addressing this? There are several ways that you can go about dealing with short man syndrome and reduce its effects.

One method would be to simply change the way you think. To recognize that first of all most people aren't going to view you drastically differently as a result of your stature. Often your perceived shortcomings are just that – perceived – and if you get rid of cognitive biases then you can see that people aren't actually viewing you any differently. The best way to achieve this is to use something called 'cognitive behavioral therapy'. This is a form of therapy in which you are taught to better recognize and understand the contents of your own thoughts and from there to then be able to control and change their content. Seeing a cognitive behavioral therapist will teach you to use 'mindfulness' in order to reflect on your potentially negative thought processes and positive affirmations etc in order to replace these for more positive ruminations.

Looking at some of the positive benefits of being shorter can help you to overcome your short man complex too. For instance, note that shorter people tend to be able to more easily gain muscle and thus often appear stockier and so more imposing as a result despite what they lack in height. Meanwhile as someone smaller you will have a lower center of gravity and you will be better able to keep under the radar as a dark horse. Shorter individuals are also often more agile and have better reflexes and some women prefer shorter men as they are less intimidating or 'cuter'.

If you are very unhappy with your height then there are ways to compensate physically that might help you. For instance it is possible to wear 'height insoles' that fit into your shoes and then elevate your heel thus making you taller and so more imposing again. No one needs to know you're wearing them, but they will add a good 2-3 inches to your height taking you from short to average or average to tall and you can this way feel more confident in social situations.

Alls good as long ppl who actually read this know who to stay far and clear from ,because you were busted here given false and unreliable info,which is actually pathetic...sleep on that one!

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Alls good as long ppl who actually read this know who to stay far and clear from ,because you were busted here given false and unreliable info,which is actually pathetic...sleep on that one!

Now don't make me bump that bag thread you've been avoiding like the plague. We know that Ray's post left you unable to even respond to him. AWWW...it's OK Little Guy. Happy New Year and all the best to you...I really mean that.