[Artemisia] Winning or Just Not Losing?

[Mark Chapman]

Hit them harder is an answer,  and injury, may be the outcome.  So be 
it, until we have another answer.
Some of the "Rino Hiders" very are well known, has the Chivalry 
addressed this problem!
Perhaps, some armor is simply to good, to well padded.  Do we need max 
standards as well as minimums?
A good video tape system.  With a review by all Chivalry attending, not 
just fighting.
The first time a Crown was asked to resign a victory before stepping up.
And, a second Crown Tourney scheduled the following month, would be a 
sufficient motivation to fight more cleanly!
After over 26 years of watching, I have no answers, only questions.
Ådne

On 10/1/2015 2:09 PM, Mellane McCammon wrote:
> Adne,
> I completely understand your concern as a chirurgeon. What do you think, as
> fighters, we should do? If we continue to hit them with the force that
> we've been hitting them with and they don't take it, it tells us that the
> shot wasn't good, for whatever reason. Therefore, we assume it's either a
> power issue or an accuracy issue.  It's the nature of the sport. I've even
> been in a situation where I had hit someone in the same spot 5 times,
> upping the power of the shot each time and they still didn't want to take
> it. I asked the person what their opinion was of the shot and they just
> shrugged. I like to hit people, I don't like to injure people. If you have
> an idea or two, i'd love to hear them. I agree the idea of 'hit them
> harder' isn't the most ideal way to handle it, but I don't see a whole lot
> of other options.
>
> Thank you
> Vigdis
>
>

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