Simpler

Love you bae you make me proud @@Milzan

He's cute so doesn't count bruh

Op always wins though ty

Tbh man I felt like a weird cunt just hearing him.....

That kid yelling/screaming is justin beiber wtf

Did i mention iv was mpc and brown sticky stuffe

You had no choice lol you fucked Aao & impact was a failure.

You've definitely done something for the community regardless of what people say or think, keep doing what you're doing buddy and all the best with Sf.

Lmfao 100% expected.
Did anyone actually expect that clan to stay open? Good luck to all the Impact members finding new clans after flaming the whole Mpc scene lol.

Fair enough man, take care of yourself ay.

dammit man why was i not informed of these

Gj

Gj

Maybe you've heard of Fedor Emelianenko, widely considered to be one of the greatest MMA fighters in history. What's his martial arts background? Russian Sambo. Then there's Oleg Taktarov, a Russian fighter that won the UFC 6 tournament way back when. What was Taktarov's martial arts style? That's right, you guessed it, Russian Sambo. Fact is, we could list several outstanding and influential Sambo fighters if we wanted to.
 
So maybe there's something to this whole Sambo thing?
 
You're darned right there is.
 
Russian Sambo is a martial arts style and self-defense system that was formulated in the former Soviet Union during the early 1900's. In that sense, it does not have as long a history as some of the Asian styles. That said, Sambo, which is sometimes referred to as Sombo, has roots in several different martial arts types, drawing from many of the older styles.
 
 
The History of Russian Sambo
 
Sambo was meant to be a melding of all of the different martial arts styles available to come up with the most efficient one yet. Living in what amounts to a bridge between Europe and Asia, the Russian people were certainly introduced to a variety of martial arts styles via contact with the Japanese, Vikings, Tatars, Mongols, and more. The combination of what worked from these styles served as the building blocks to what is now referred to as Russian Sambo.
 
Vasili Oshchepkov, the Karate and Judo trainer for Russia's elite Red Army, was one of the founders of Sambo. Like any trainer worth their salt, Oshchepkov wanted his men to be the most proficient of all in martial arts techniques.
 
With a second degree black belt in judo from Jigoro Kano himself- making him one of the rare non-Japanese to hold such a distinction at the time- Oshchepkov felt that he could work to formulate a superior martial arts style by adding what worked from judo to what worked from the Russian native wrestling styles, karate, and more
 
While he worked on finding these techniques, another man by the name of Victor Spiridonov, who had extensive training in Greco-Roman and other forms of wrestling, was also working on taking what worked and leaving out what didn't to revolutionize hand-to-hand combat techniques. Interestingly, Spiridonov's work was no doubt influenced by the fact that he received a bayonet wound during the Russo-Japanese War that left his left arm lame. Thus, the style he worked toward was softer in nature. In other words, rather than meeting power with power he hoped to truly utilize an adversary's strength against them by deflecting their aggression in a direction that they did not want it to go.
 
In 1918, Vladimir Lenin created Vseobuch or General Military Training to train the Red Army under the leadership of K. Voroshilov. Voroshilov then created the NKVD physical training center Dinamo and brought together several qualified instructors. Along with this, Spiridonov was one of the first wrestling and self-defense instructors hired at Dinamo.
 
In 1923, Oschepkov and Spiridonov collaborated to improve upon the Red Army's hand to hand combat system. Anatoly Kharlampiev and I.V. Vasiliev, both of whom had studied martial arts around the world extensively, joined in this collaboration. A decade later, the techniques they brought to the table and combined served as the outline for the style that would eventually become known as Sambo.
 
Given his political connections and the fact that he had the ability to stick with the formulation of the art through the early stages into the time when it was named, Kharlampiev is often referred to as the father of Sambo. Along with this, he is the one that truly campaigned for Sambo to become the official combat sport of the Soviet Union, which became a reality in 1938. However, there is evidence to suggest that Spiridonov was the first to actually use the word Sambo to describe the martial arts system that they had all contributed to. Sambo actually translates to "self-defense without weapons."
 
When the techniques of Sambo were finally catalogued and perfected, they were taught and used by the Soviet police, military, and more; though each was changed to meet the needs of the particular group using it.
 
In 1981 the International Olympic Committee came to recognize Sambo as an Olympic sport.
 
Substyles of Sambo
 
Several offshoots of Sambo have emerged since the art was first formulated. However, there are truly only five that are recognized by the public at large. These are:
 
 
 
Combat Sambo: Combat Sambo was made for the military. Thus, it includes weapons usage and disarming techniques. Unlike many of the other styles of Sambo, Combat Sambo also includes a significant portion of striking and grappling.
Freestyle Sambo: Freestyle Sambo was set up by the American Sambo Association in 2004 to encourage non-Sambo practitioners to participate in Sambo events (practitioners of judo and jujitsu). Freestyle Sambo events allow the use of choke holds and other submissions that are not permitted in Sport Sambo.
Self-Defense Sambo: Self-Defense Sambo is about defending oneself. Along with this, it teaches practitioners how to defend against weapons and more. Many of the methods taught involve using an opponent's aggression against them, which is similar to jujitsu and aikido. Along with this, Spiridonov's influence is strong here.
Special Sambo: Special Sambo was developed for Army Special Forces and rapid response law formations. It is really only a specialized version of Sambo, designed for the particular unit it is being used by. In that sense, Special Sambo is a lot like Combat Sambo with specific aims, depending on the group.
Sport Sambo: Sport Sambo is a lot like judo in that takedowns and takedown defense are crucial to winning. The rules of competition allow all types of leg locks.
Characteristics of Sambo
 
Sambo practitioners are known for three things: takedowns that combine wrestling and judo maneuvers, ground control skills, and leg locks. Depending on the style of Sambo, striking may also be taught, such as in the case of Combat Sambo. However, it is primarily a grappling art that focuses on takedowns and submissions.

Nice video you have great skills m9!!!!

Looks nice blue a nice colour

World Switcher, Ring of the Gods (i) & More! This week's game update is here with the first batch of features from content poll 33 now available. 
World Switcher
 
Found on the logout interface, the World Switcher allows you to quickly change worlds without having to re-enter your login credentials or view the welcome screen. Simply select a world from the list and go! You can even select two favourite worlds that will always be visible at the bottom of the menu so you won't have to scroll down the list.
 
The world switcher does however have some restrictions; you won't be able to change worlds if you've recently been in combat or have been switching worlds too quickly and the feature will respect any conditions that usually prevent you from logging out.
 
Ring of the Gods (i)
The Ring of the Gods can now be imbued at Nightmare Zone for 650,000 points, though you'll need a holy wrench with you to imbue it.
When worn, the imbued ring incorporates the holy wrench benefit of increasing prayer points restored from potions and also has 1 more prayer bonus than the standard ring.
 
Right-click NPC Options
Repairing your barrows equipment, checking your holiday items and paying for access to the Blast Furnace is now much more convenient with Bob in Lumbridge, Diango in Draynor and the Blast Furnace Foreman all gaining some handy right-click options.
In Other News...
• Kandarin headgear 4 now has unlimited teleports to Sherlock. • Karamja gloves 4 can now teleport you directly to Duradel.
• You can now right-click the ladder leading to the Dagannoth Kings lair to see how many players are inside.
• Some blue patches on the parts of the GE have been removed.
• The Minigame grouping panel is now listed in alphabetical order.• Iban's upgraded staff has been renamed to Iban's staff (u).
• Nardah bank now has a bank deposit box.• Fixed a typo relating to using ornament kits.• Corrected some information regarding rewards in Toby's dialogue.
• Completing all Ardougne elite tasks now prompts the correct message box.
• Games necklace worn interface ops no longer refer to the Barbarian Outpost as Barbarian Assault.
• Mahogany camelot portals in POHs no longer default to the Seers bank coordinates.
Last week we published the Slayer Expansion Dev Blog and the amount of feedback has been immense. If you haven't done so already be sure to give it a read and let us know what you think and keep an eye out for a revised blog early next week!
 
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I read a couple lines then realized how long it was.

I read a couple lines then realized how long it was.

I read a couple lines then realized how long it was.

Gj

#Ambassador
#Mediator
#Overseer
#Counselor
#Respected
#Retired
 
Hello fello' clanners.
 
Just want to say before anything I hope you take this seriously because I am serious about of all this and am willing to put the effort and money, and together we can give rise to a revolutionized clanning era.
 
I'm sure a good % of the community as well as other clanning communities watch and enjoy other professional game's championships/leagues like for CS:GO and LoL. Have you ever thought what it would be like for RS?
 
Basically, I want to start a new project integrating various communities, streamers and clans, and host yearly tournaments much like the JCup but with various other rewards including $ prize.
 
I wasn't joking when I said I want to contact, or create an appointment at the Jagex HQ. I want to ask them to see if they're interested - with their help this will be much better/official. Without though, it will be difficult and we'll depend on the communities support.
 
I'll try to make it short for less no asks/reads.
 
How will this work?
I will create a website/script allowing us to select various streamers to host clan fights/tournaments including a ladder system for the yearly tournaments (ofc. with a modern gaming design). This will obviously draw views/subscriptions to the streamers as well. It will allow us to both host and handle the fights and give others a preview of it without logging in and other hassles. It will also draw in people who aren't active in clanning.
 
How will this benefit my clan?
Clans will be given rewards/benefits regardless of winning or not. Competing clans will be given an experience tracker for the entire year, and will generate views/reputation depending on your performance. The winning clan will receive a $ prize, recognition on the index page with signatures etc.
 
For the $ prize I'm still thinking about how I could split the earnings and who they will go to.
For the first few times it will be possibly $500 to $2k. Two major tournaments will play out, pure and main. Any clan can entire as long as they are active in events and in their respected type community i.e. pure/main etc. and tier i.e. mpc/hpc etc.
 
You must also understand that if we treat this seriously and give it the views/support, clanning will grow and more focus from RS will be required since more people play for it. You'll also have clans gaining larger member bases from the reputation and views.
 
What am I planning to do?
I'm still gathering a lot of resources/data for the base of this project. I also need to stabilize the web development company I'm a part of - which will be the ultimate funding of this. I'm going to draw out sketches of interfaces/ideas for an enhanced clan-wars and a few other ideas to support this championship idea. I will create some questionnaires, get some feedback from clans and communities etc. and see if Jagex will take any of this seriously - If not we will have to depend on each other.
 
How will the tournaments/championships work?
I'm still figuring out how the $ will be spread if a clan wins because if its a large amount people can betray one another. Also, I want to spread this $ across all the members who were active in the championship/league rather than the entire ml.
 
This is how I'm thinking it will work. I will write a script to randomly generate fights between all clans that enter in either server (P2P or F2P) with a point system. The top clans (based on how many that enter e.g. out of 8 clans = top 4 etc.) will fight at the end. Again I'm still thinking about how this will all work.
 
How can we help?
For the time being I just need your support and enthusiasm. In a few weeks or so I will release some more stuff for you to see.
 
Remember, these are the steps we all should take to make all of our efforts more fun and rewarding.
 
Thank you, I hope you took this seriously.

Welcome

Glad I made you laugh bb