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Iron Sun 254
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I've long held that a good fighter and martial artist is someone who has developed specialized skills and abilities. Areas and abilities where he would rate a '10' against the other man's '2'.

Many people train in 'techniques'. The best fighters develop 'weapons'. Things which destroy.

He knows he has them, and he knows what they can do.

He spends years developing and refining them, and he knows which attributes make them work. He knows how to maintain them, and he has standards for upkeep which tell him that the weapon passes muster.

Time to forget about modesty. What are some of your own specialized weapons and abilities, what can you do with them, and how do you develop
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As of yet I don't really have any techniques I'm specifically good enough at to consider specialized weapons. The two I work on though, and even though I hadn't thought about it that way, the two I'd most like to be my 'weapons' would be my right/lead 'elbow hook', and my lead leg sidekick. I had long been disappointed in my hand power, and although that is changing, I've worked very hard on my lead elbow as a devastation attack. I know it's not a very 'refined' technique but it fits my body style well. I used to be fat and inactive, but I always carried a backpack that weighed in at 40lbs. As I've lost the fat I've discovered that I'm a lot stronger than average from the abs/lower back on down, but above that I had been really weak. I found out one day that my elbow, when thrown into the heavy bag hit pretty dern hard. So I did it over, and over and over again. Now I've got a faint scar where I had scabbed up my elbow, but kept practicing it anyway, and my right elbow has about a third of the sensitivity of my left. While training the elbow I tried to keep all my basics in mind, so I now I can throw it with little telegraphing from the on-guard position, and return to on-guard fluidly. Not too long ago I knocked over both the B.O.B. and the punching bag next to it at my local Oshman's with the elbow If I could only land one strike in a fight, this would be it. My sidekick could really be considered 'a weapon in training' because it could still be a lot better. I've really begun to focus on this kick in the past couple of weeks, and I know it sounds silly, but I really want to get it to Bruce Lee level. Or as close as possible ;P My only other weapons would be my stunning good looks, and my post-McDonalds SBDs >

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