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Zareth posted...

Kind of like Steven Seagal's martial art that requires someone to attack you in a very specific way for it to work at all

Isn't that basically every martial arts? Either it assumes that your opponent will stand there and let you perform whatever elaborate moves/counter that they teach you. Or they assume that your opponent will come at you in a very specific way without ever deviating from their initial plan, usually leaving a big opening in the process.

As for the video, I do remember actually seeing that one not long ago. Not really sure how to feel about it. If it's unsportsmanlike, but still works, then I can't help but feel like there is a bigger problem somewhere. Either in the rules/sport itself, or in the contestants.