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  • #29919
    clfmak
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    I found out that the Pankration tournament I’m competing in will be in Santa Ana. This is bad news for me (I thought it was in San Diego) but I know a lot of you guys are in LA and like this sort of thing, so you might want to go and watch. Its on Sunday at 11:00:
    http://www.fightleague.org/images/TournamentInfo/2007CAPankrationChamptionship/2007CaliforniaChampionshipsFlyer.pdf

    #52808
    unstpabl1
    Member

    Good Luck. I hope you do well. I’d go just to meet you, but I have to work. What are the rules? The tournament isn’t in a wherehouse somewhere in Santa Ana at 2am is it? 😆

    #52811
    unstpabl1
    Member

    Hey, are you still thinking of doing The Dog Brothers Gathering in June. Hopefully I can go this year to watch. Crafty has helped me with so many things this year over the net, that I feel like I owe him big time. Maybe a few of us can meet up

    mike

    #52812
    anonymous
    Member

    Wow, good luck, tell us how it went.

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    Giantkiller

    #52817
    jonathanazel
    Member

    Best of luck! I’m in San Diego but will try to make it for sure :).

    -Jon

    #52852
    clfmak
    Member

    So, I competed in the pankration tournament. I fought a big wrestler type, who quickly closed with a kick, took my back and sat out for a takedown. He got a top position, and transitioned from my guard to mount back and forth while raining down giant punches. Eventually he planted forward on his forearm against my throat and I couldn’t get out of it, so I tapped out. It was a textbook example of the ground-and-pound from the highschool wrestler turned MMA fighter. I was prepared to kickbox, sprawl and clinch, but not prepared for that. I was pankrati0wned.

    #52853
    jonathanazel
    Member

    Think of it as a learning experience :). I’m sure you’ll do better next time!

    -Jon

    #52854
    unstpabl1
    Member

    Yeah. but you showed up. Thats 99.7 percent of the battle. Good for you Buddy.
    mike

    #52855
    clfmak
    Member

    I think it can be a positive thing for each martial artist to be thoroughly beaten down from time to time. \”invest in loss\” and all that jazz.

    #52894
    unstpabl1
    Member

    Hey Mr. C,

    Are you training MMA now or CLF? Freelancing? Hope your doing great
    mike

    #52900
    clfmak
    Member

    Still CLF, but we grapple and train for sanshou tournaments so its not too much of a stretch to compete in pankration.

    #52912
    unstpabl1
    Member

    I don’t know much about CLF. I did and liked San Soo for a bit< but the lack of spar/ resistence turned me off. I like what I’ve seen on San Da(?)

    Have a great Weekend
    mike

    #52920
    beachfront71
    Member

    CLF…

    What weight class did you fight in and what division (beginner, intermediate, advanced)?

    Just curious-

    #52921
    clfmak
    Member

    Light Heavyweight beginner.

    #52924
    g-v
    Member

    Re:

    quote \”CLFMak\:

    So, I competed in the pankration tournament. I fought a big wrestler type, who quickly closed with a kick, took my back and sat out for a takedown. He got a top position, and transitioned from my guard to mount back and forth while raining down giant punches. Eventually he planted forward on his forearm against my throat and I couldn’t get out of it, so I tapped out. It was a textbook example of the ground-and-pound from the highschool wrestler turned MMA fighter. I was prepared to kickbox, sprawl and clinch, but not prepared for that. I was pankrati0wned.

    That’s ok. It’s cool that you competed. Did you land anything on him? How long did the fight last?

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