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lkfmdc
Posted: 2003-11-19 09:14:14
Mark L, in my sport, you can pick someone over your head and dump them. So we have a lot of throwing options, but when we agree to a Muay Thai rules match, we agree to the rules, as EXPLAINED TO US, like I said, Fred Fitzgerald is supposed to be certified by Thailand, have ref'd over 100 matches there and so whatever he tells us are the rules, we abide by them. If for some reason he said you can't hook with your right arm, we'd never really know, we just agree to abide by the rules...

Make any sense?

We were told that was legal, we've done it, and we've never had a problem with it. We were told not to bend the back BACKWARD and so we don't do that, even though we do it ALL THE TIME IN SAN SHOU...

Why throws are considered so "dangerous" in a sport with elbows and knees to the face I don't know?

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