how to slip and roll.. Rockin'...

[TheReadyTimeBoy]

Want Rockin to answer this..is the key to slipping and rolling looking in ur opponent's eyes and lowering hands, cause i feel both allow u to anticipate more...is it just this plus tons of practice...

how long for an experienced fighter to pick this stuff up...someone who has usually relied on parrying and turtle shell

[CodeBreaker]

Always put your hands up. Even Floyd had his hands up against Conor

[Rockin']

Want Rockin to answer this..is the key to slipping and rolling looking in ur opponent's eyes and lowering hands, cause i feel both allow u to anticipate more...is it just this plus tons of practice...

how long for an experienced fighter to pick this stuff up...someone who has usually relied on parrying and turtle shell

There are 3 mice who volunteered to be the test subjects for a science experiment. So these 3 mice get in to the glass box looking forward to the experiment.

So they're just doing whatever when all of a sudden this bright light explodes and a electric shock is sent through wires, causing the mice to jump.

So this is repeated hundreds of times. The scientists flick the switch, the light comes on at the same time as the electric current hits the mice. They jump from the voltage received.

So this time the scientists decide to flick the light on but they do not deliver the electric shock to the mice. The mice still jump.

And that's how it is.


And if this guy has been relying on parrying and getting in a shell than he knows the rhythm of the fight already. It shouldn't take a guy very long to get something new.

Persistance……. Rockin'

[Lucky86]

There are 3 mice who volunteered to be the test subjects for a science experiment. So these 3 mice get in to the glass box looking forward to the experiment.

So they're just doing whatever when all of a sudden this bright light explodes and a electric shock is sent through wires, causing the mice to jump.

So this is repeated hundreds of times. The scientists flick the switch, the light comes on at the same time as the electric current hits the mice. They jump from the voltage received.

So this time the scientists decide to flick the light on but they do not deliver the electric shock to the mice. The mice still jump.

And that's how it is...…….. Rockin'

Giving out some Jedi master knowledge here

[Rockin']

Always put your hands up.

Truth!! ……….Rockin'

[OctoberRed]

There are 3 mice who volunteered to be the test subjects for a science experiment. So these 3 mice get in to the glass box looking forward to the experiment.

So they're just doing whatever when all of a sudden this bright light explodes and a electric shock is sent through wires, causing the mice to jump.

So this is repeated hundreds of times. The scientists flick the switch, the light comes on at the same time as the electric current hits the mice. They jump from the voltage received.

So this time the scientists decide to flick the light on but they do not deliver the electric shock to the mice. The mice still jump.

And that's how it is.


And if this guy has been relying on parrying and getting in a shell than he knows the rhythm of the fight already. It shouldn't take a guy very long to get something new.

Persistance……. Rockin'

Rockin dropping the knowledge.

[Rockin']

Want Rockin to answer this..is the key to slipping and rolling looking in ur opponent's eyes and lowering hands, cause i feel both allow u to anticipate more...is it just this plus tons of practice...

how long for an experienced fighter to pick this stuff up...someone who has usually relied on parrying and turtle shell

Who ever said that you should look in to your opponents eyes? They can do you no harm...….Rockin'

[TheReadyTimeBoy]

Different topic Rockin..when u said u lifted weights 3x per week while fighting, what lifts were u doing day to day? did u do squats on all 3 of those days?