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There are exceptions although Judo is not one of them. I played Bball quite seriously and turned down some scholarships to try and walk on University of Maryland. I made it through cuts but then broke my wrist showing off like the dumbfuck I am. I would have been the benchiest of bench players. To the point though, routinely I and friends of mine would play D1 girls from Maryland plus other schools. I played against them while I was in high school as well at various camps etc. They could do nothing all the fundamentals and good shooting does shit when faced with taller/stronger/dudes. Several of them were great shooters yet routinely they would go as a team down to the courts nearest Ellicott forget shit was long time ago and they would get ruined by rando's shooting some hoop. Not wanting to date myself at the time this was happening these female teams were top and still are to some degree. Same thing in Newark, same thing at UConn, same thing at Seton Hall and same thing everywhere else. They could dribble all they wanted and pass and shit and unless you were pulling Princeton offense and holding for one shot with a time limit they were losing.
I have done some BJJ/Judo/Boxing and it is laughable that someone thinks within 12 weeks of picking something up from average shape they wouldn't get ruined by a top female. Not only would you lose you would be hurt in the doing of it. The only chance you have is going outside the rules. There are rules and these rules favor people who know them and train for them. Technique is huge and girls lol boxing is not what is happening at the true top. You would be less than 30 seconds gassed, shaking and wanting out if you made it that long. I am no expert but sparring or hard sparring is not going to show you anything because in most cases you are working something specific. Even if you are just going at it free hard spar you aren't knuckling up a woman or a man unless you want to be cannibalized on you way out the gym. If you want to be realistic with a timetable we gotta talk weight and height for boxing too. Let's say a top featherweight girl vs an average 150 pound 6 foot man I would say 6 months of training to have a 1 in a 20 chance. That 1 hit chance you guys talk about is all well and good but you don't understand how gassed you will be immediately.
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