Bimmette interviews OT members by phone

[Mr.SugarSkulls]

Originally Posted by 1MOREMOD

Ss, there was more to it than that and then like you said blood got cut off to my brain.

You mentioned something about pulling 485 and I wasn't impressed because lifting heavy has never helped a person throw a real punch, I'm not making that up- that's sports science. Different forces of motion, and believe it or not- wasn't a shot at you.

I remember, I'm not on the roids, so I got you

[MrPrena]

Originally Posted by Mr.SugarSkulls

Do either steelers or Ravens want to win this game?! Eeeeesh

Originally Posted by Mr.SugarSkulls

Oops...now the world knows.



I'm just happy there's OT.

Over time for Thursday night football , not off topic. I hate you all.

Well , it wasn't 3OT which I wanted, but OT would made both team players tired.

[1MOREMOD]

Originally Posted by Mr.SugarSkulls

You mentioned something about pulling 485 and I wasn't impressed because lifting heavy has never helped a person throw a real punch, I'm not making that up- that's sports science. Different forces of motion, and believe it or not- wasn't a shot at you.

I remember, I'm not on the roids, so I got you

You are correct but pitting a 175 lber against 205 of equal skill the weight is definite advantage in power that's why they have weight classes. I also know any dude I've known that pulls 700 plus I ain't messing with. Don't want to test your theory.

[Mr.SugarSkulls]

Originally Posted by 1MOREMOD

You are correct but pitting a 175 lber against 205 of equal skill the weight is definite advantage in power that's why they have weight classes.

Well yeah- you're absolutely correct about that.

But put a 175lb man who knows how to fight against a 200lb+ man who doesn't know how to fight but lifts heavy- different story.

You may not want to mess with them, but I've had my share of fights in my day (boxing) They don't scare me

[1MOREMOD]

Unless said bigger man gets ahold of you and your done. Weight advantage is even greater then and that power comes into play further.

[Mr.SugarSkulls]

Originally Posted by 1MOREMOD

Unless said bigger man gets ahold of you and your done. Weight advantage is even greater then and that power comes into play further.

Well if he hugs/squeezes me to death, I'd surely deserve that embarrassing death.

[ASBSECU E93]

Originally Posted by Mr.SugarSkulls

Well yeah- you're absolutely correct about that.

But put a 175lb man who knows how to fight against a 200lb+ man who doesn't know how to fight but lifts heavy- different story.

You may not want to mess with them, but I've had my share of fights in my day (boxing) They don't scare me

Originally Posted by 1MOREMOD

Unless said bigger man gets ahold of you and your done. Weight advantage is even greater then and that power comes into play further.

Mr.SugarSkulls - As a boxer, then you of all peeps should understand the difference in weight classes - and what it means to the participants. Even for other sports (weight lifting, MMA, etc)?

[Mr.SugarSkulls]

Originally Posted by ASBSECU E93

Mr.SugarSkulls - As a boxer, then you of all peeps should understand the difference in weight classes - and what it means to the participants. Even for other sports (weight lifting, MMA, etc)?

We're not talking sports though- were talking about a run of the mill street fight between a 175 lb man who can fight over a 200+lb man who goes to the gym, lifts heavy- yet throws wide punches with the force of his arms rather than his back.

[1MOREMOD]

Originally Posted by Mr.SugarSkulls

Well if he hugs/squeezes me to death, I'd surely deserve that embarrassing death.

Was just referring to mma vs boxing. Some big monkey gets ahold of you that outweighs you and is way stronger and it's big troubles. Hell even big fat guys are strong as shit just from having to carry their own ass around.

[ASBSECU E93]

Originally Posted by Mr.SugarSkulls

We're not talking sports though- were talking about a run of the mill street fight between a 175 lb man who can fight over a 200+lb man who goes to the gym, lifts heavy- yet throws wide punches with the force of his arms rather than his back.

So, the 200 lb man can't fight, but the 175 lb man can fight? How's that and apples to apples comparison?

25 lb to the average person in a street fight doesn't mean that much...

I took your point to mean that Floyd could fight Mike Tyson and stand a chance?

[Mr Tonka]

Originally Posted by Mr.SugarSkulls

We're not talking sports though- were talking about a run of the mill street fight between a 175 lb man who can fight over a 200+lb man who goes to the gym, lifts heavy- yet throws wide punches with the force of his arms rather than his back.

Why is it most gym rats do this?!?! I think it's because they've spend several hours a day for several years trying to isolate the use of specific muscle groups.

I have a friend who's twice my size help me move and i tell you i could have gone to the local sorority and got a chick that would have been more helpful. He was dumbfounded at how i could lift such furniture effortlessly compared to his struggles. He hit like a girl too. Too funny.

[Mr.SugarSkulls]

Originally Posted by ASBSECU E93

So, the 200 lb man can't fight, but the 175 lb man can fight? How's that and apples to apples comparison?

25 lb to the average person in a street fight doesn't mean that much...

I took your point to mean that Floyd could fight Mike Tyson and stand a chance?

Again, if you read through the thread- before chiming in- we already established that this is NOT professional fighting were talking about, at least not me.

1moremod and I both agreed it makes a huge difference in weight classes when both fighters are trained and licensed. So how the hell did you get Floyd vs Tyson from all this? Just throwing useless opinions in again on a conversation that had nothing to do with you
Got it. Carry on.

[ASBSECU E93]

Originally Posted by Mr Tonka

Why is it most gym rats do this?!?! I think it's because they've spend several hours a day for several years trying to isolate the use of specific muscle groups.

I have a friend who's twice my size help me move and i tell you i could have gone to the local sorrily and got a chick that would have been more helpful. He was dumbfounded at how i could lift such furniture effortlessly compared to his struggles. He hit like a girl too. Too funny.

I knew a freak of an athlete who played pro ball tell me once:

It's not how much weight you move, but rather how you move the weight.

[1MOREMOD]

Originally Posted by ASBSECU E93

So, the 200 lb man can't fight, but the 175 lb man can fight? How's that and apples to apples comparison?

25 lb to the average person in a street fight doesn't mean that much...

I took your point to mean that Floyd could fight Mike Tyson and stand a chance?

I would like to see that!

[ASBSECU E93]

Originally Posted by Mr.SugarSkulls

Again, if you read through the thread- before chiming in- we already established that this is NOT professional fighting were talking about, at least not me.

1moremod and I both agreed it makes a huge difference in weight classes when both fighters are trained and licensed. So how the hell did you get Floyd vs Tyson from all this? Just throwing useless opinions in again on a conversation that had nothing to do with you
Got it. Carry on.

Don't get mad Sugartits - just clarifying your confusing post about how a street fight would turn out between 2 guys: 1 who likes to street brawl and one that like to lift heavy shit.

Got it..................................?

[Mr Tonka]

I'd much rather fight a 225 pound 10% body fat gym rat than a 225 pound over weight construction worker. lol

[Mr.SugarSkulls]

Originally Posted by Mr Tonka

Why is it most gym rats do this?!?! I think it's because they've spend several hours a day for several years trying to isolate the use of specific muscle groups.

I have a friend who's twice my size help me move and i tell you i could have gone to the local sorority and got a chick that would have been more helpful. He was dumbfounded at how i could lift such furniture effortlessly compared to his struggles. He hit like a girl too. Too funny.

That's exactly my point. Most pump iron for the intimidation factor however never learn how to use that mass properly. Lifting in a gym, especially heavy weight requires very specific techniques that is unnatural in every day life.

And most people assume "omg he's huge! He could kill me with one blow!" Which is far from the truth.

However- if he has a background in fighting+ the natural strength of a body builder- it's lights outs for most.

[Mr.SugarSkulls]

Originally Posted by ASBSECU E93

Don't get mad Sugartits - just clarifying your confusing post about how a street fight would turn out between 2 guys: 1 who likes to street brawl and one that like to lift heavy shit.

Got it..................................?

Just come on down to SoCal and we'll make an example of all this

Btw I never said someone who likes to street brawl. I said someone who knows how to fight. Huge difference.

[1MOREMOD]

I'd rather have a beer with either and call it good. Im old and brittle.

[Mr.SugarSkulls]

Originally Posted by 1MOREMOD

I'd rather have a beer with either and call it good. Im old and brittle.

If it's over a Hawks game, I'm in.

[MrPrena]

I'd much rather "defend myself from" a 225 pound 10% body fat gym rat than a 125lbs guy high on PCP.

[C5driver]

Originally Posted by MrPrena

I'd much rather "defend myself from" a 225 pound 10% body fat gym rat than a 125lbs guy high on PCP.

Ever train with uncle scotty?