loganbarber

I was sparring with one of my buds tonight getting him ready for a fight he has Saturday. We were going at it pretty hard for like 40 minutes when I ended up on the wrong end of a takedown and fell hard with my head bouncing off the gym floor. The guy 230+ also fell on me full force. I didn't KO but I saw a flash or two. I layed there for a few seconds then got up and did some more quick work on the bags. I got a sick feeling and felt kind of drunk. However, I got out of my gym clothes (I'm very hot blooded and get heat exhaustion easily and I was wearing a heavy shirt and sweat pants) and the sick feeling went away. Now i kind of feel sleepy but then again it is 2:30am. I have been coherent, no blurry vision, no goose egg, and have even gotten more pumped up to do a few more rounds!!

I think I just got my bell rang by the concrete floor more than anything but I just wanted to ask to see what anyone thought.Anyways thanks for your help and time!!

Logan

Why is it that people seem to think that guys in the UFC could beat anyone on the face of the earth? There are people who are masters in different MA that train in ways most anybody in the Western world could not do? The UFC isn't the real deal people, IT'S A SPORT! Look, RULES!

http://www.ufc.com/index.cfm?fa=LearnUFC.Rules

I'm not saying they would be easily taken by normal people, but true masters would kill these guys. They are good at what they do and that is sport fighting. Why do people make them larger than life?

Why do people hype up BJJ as the best art? I want to train in it one day because I think that it is a good art to add to your arsenal, but it is by far not the BEST art. If you can take a punch or kick/ give a good punch or kick, you won't be able to get in adn take people down. I've seen BJJ people try to take down trained karate fighters, and I've seen them eat knuckles and knees doing it. If they can't take down, they are out of weapons.